Direction matter for rear rotor?

[Dunatic619]

Well... ?

 

[Nightmare]

I ran mine like that for well over a year and never had a problem.

 

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[bluebanshee98]

I would get a skid plate if your riding in the woods. That rotor will bend when hit by rocks or bigger branches when heated up.

[Dunatic619]

Sand only bike. Maybe fast trails here and there, but no woods riding.

[trickedcarbine]

It will scoop sand in to the caliper like that.

[bluebanshee98]

^ this as well. Reverse it

[locogato11283]

Who even runs rear brakes?

[87sheerips]

I've had people run them both ways without issue.  Your preference.

[Dunatic619]

Thanks for the help everyone! I was going to reverse it, but ended up striping one if he bolts. So it's gona stay this way. On the plus side, I don't really use the rear brake, and I'll use the rotor at camp to cut fire wood.

[Dunatic619]

Held up great. But ended up having to rebuild my front and rear masters. So I had to borrow a rear setup for the trip. But bike still looked good to me.