J-Sheridan

These rotors came off my 2023 Polygon T8 that I purchased last month after only a few rides. $25 each or $40 for the pair. Basically brand new rotors less than half the price of new ($37 plus tax each). 180 mm size is perfect for solid stopping power without getting carried away and will fit any hub that takes center lock rotors. Here's some more info from Shimano website and a link to the bike that they came from: https://bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/deore-m6000/SM-RT54.html https://www.polygonbikes.com/siskiu-t8/

Came off a Polygon Siskiu T8 that I purchased a month ago. They were used on about half a dozen rides before I swapped in a different crank set, so almost new. Just a tiny scuff at the bottom of the left arm (hardly noticeable) and the wide teeth of the narrow wide are starting to wear some paint off (that starts on the very first ride). Shimano Deore 12-speed, model FC-MT510-1, two piece crankset with 175 mm crank arms and a 32 tooth chainring work well with modern drive train systems. A confirmed weight on my scale of 780g and retails for $150 + tax new. So why not save about $80 and get one that's only been used a few times. Here's the link to Shimano's website and the bike it came off of: https://bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/deore-m6100/FC-MT510-1.html https://www.polygonbikes.com/siskiu-t8/ Don't confuse this with the much heavier and lower quality Shimano MT5100 that is designed to be used with 10 & 11 speed drivetrains. The teeth on the FC-MT510-1 are specifically designed to work with the new hyper-glide+ chains of 12-speed Shimano system, but would still play well with other chains like a KMC.