Can you identify these rotors?

[HorTs]

Can anyone identify these rotors?

 

[I like Skol]

Is this a game? That is a stock photo, what bike is it? At least if we had a clue about the bike we could google the spec and there could be a clue there?

 

[Cyclist33]

It could be a stock pic of a front rack tho... In which case we mightn' know what bike.

 

[HorTs]

It is the Tout Terrain Grande Route - I did try and get them from the spec bit I didn't have any luck.

http://www.en.tout-terrain.de/bicycles/grande-route

 

[tiermat]

Look like generic ones, if you look on the bay of e you can find no end of sellers, mostly in Taiwan and China that sell them, some with anodised spiders, if that is what floats your boat.

Like this, close to the OP:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Alligator...sure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item23131c92a2

 

[GrasB]

You're asking because you're wanting to avoid them right?.. Right?!

Be aware that every mm2 removed from the swept area puts more & more load on the remaining metal, meaning that the disc will get hotter, while at the same time removes the ability to cool the remaining metal due to a lower surface area!

 

[tiermat]

You're asking because you're wanting to avoid them right?.. Right?!

Be aware that every mm2 removed from the swept area puts more & more load on the remaining metal, meaning that the disc will get hotter, while at the same time removes the ability to cool the remaining metal due to a lower surface area!

...and all those holes will harbour mud and grit, so the pads will wear down sooner. Go to a CX race and you will see the racers that are using discs go for those with minimal or no holes.

 

[HorTs]

Alright! Alright! I wont get any.

Thanks for the help in IDing them though.