Issues fixed under warranty

I'm officially a study case. 20.000 km, 5 front brake disc sets replaced. Not my dealer or Husqvarna understand what's going on. I don't wash my bike immediately after intense braking, and it's not like I ride that harshly. They even swapped the whole front rim last time, so now we're trying a completely different brake disk manufacturer. Will report back once they are installed and tested for a few thousand kms if this finally solves anything
You have any machinist measuring tools? If you put a dial gauge on a magnetic mount on the brake caliper and set the tip of the gauge against the rotor I would be very curious if you see zero runout.
 
I'm officially a study case. 20.000 km, 5 front brake disc sets replaced. Not my dealer or Husqvarna understand what's going on. I don't wash my bike immediately after intense braking, and it's not like I ride that harshly. They even swapped the whole front rim last time, so now we're trying a completely different brake disk manufacturer. Will report back once they are installed and tested for a few thousand kms if this finally solves anything.
Damn, this is beyond disappointing! I do really hope they'll get it fixed! The Brembo discs are working absolutely fine.
 
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You have any machinist measuring tools? If you put a dial gauge on a magnetic mount on the brake caliper and set the tip of the gauge against the rotor I would be very curious if you see zero runout.
Since the brake discs are floating, a minimal tolerance shouldn't really be relevant at all.
I suspect that the material of the Galfer brake discs is simply faulty/unsuitable and warps due to the heat during braking.
 
Discs are floating for expansion, not transverse motion. I'm wondering if the hub isn't perfectly perpendicular to the axle. You wouldn't notice it as a wobble in the wheel with a tire on it, but a couple thousandths of wobble on the disc vs pad face would be an issue. If they machine a batch with an axle error it would explain why some people have had this issue.
 
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