ABE All bike engineering

[midden]

Has any of you experienced brake disks from ABE?  UK manufactured (apparently)  for the 600 they're priced at £110 each.  Surely must be better than going Chinese.
Other options are EBC @ £149 each+post
or
having mine straightened @ £60 pair   great option except my disks are measuring 3.4mm


Any thoughts

[midden]

http://www.motoliner.com/motorcycle-brake-disc-straightening.php


http://www.allbikeengineering.co.uk/about.php

[darrsi]

Would've thought 3.4mm is way too thin anyway, not that i would ever consider having them straightened.

[midden]

Yeah 3.4mm is too thin   service limit is 3.5mm    

[BBROWN1664]

I fitted an ABE disk to the back of my Tiger. No issues that I can tell.

[robbo]

Both of these companies are spot on. I haven't bought discs from either, but ABE rebuilt a rear shock on my GS1150, and Maidstone Motoliner straightened a rim and a rear subframe. Would recommend either.

[bludclot]

ABE refurbished two sets of Honda front rotors and re-buttoned them to their carriers for me, terrific job. Their fork stanchions are good too.

[midden]

Cheers for the comments have just collected  a pair from ABE 
Now to break through  the loctite and get the old ones off.

[Dead Eye]

Good luck with that, it's a horrible job if it doesn't go well

I currently have all 6 studs on the rear wheel snapped, which now require drilling out

[midden]

Luckily with wheel in situ and brake on  11 bolts cracked free with extension pipe on Allen key 
and then came the twelth    this one decided to round off  so rather than make worse i've  taken the wheel to local yam shop    Hopefully be able to collect soon

[fazersharp]

Luckily with wheel in situ and brake on  11 bolts cracked free with extension pipe on Allen key 
and then came the twelth    this one decided to round off  so rather than make worse i've  taken the wheel to local yam shop    Hopefully be able to collect soon

There is ALWAYS ALWAYS one -----= I mean focing ALWAYS
I am convinced that there is a demon in every factory that makes everything, and he sneaks up and gives the bolt/screw one last tweek and the focs off sniggering to himself
 

[Arfa]

Bit late I know, but used them a while ago to get a shock refurbed for my wife's CBF500. Did good job, turned it round pretty quick, no complaints.

They were in process of moving workshops at the time (Nov 2016 ish), I presume their in a big new building now?