83 gl1100 rotor

There is a minimum thickness listed in the manual. If it is under that, the manual says to replace it. I'm not going to recommend this, for obvious safety reasons, but I am running a rear rotor that does not meet the manual's specs, by just a little bit. If it was a front rotor I might be more concerned, but since there is a very light load on the rear brake anyway, and the rotor is not otherwise damaged, I just left it that way. I figure it will probably last as long as I have the bike, though I do look at it once in a while.

I checked both bikebandit.com and cheapcycleparts.com, and they show it as being no longer available new. Bikebandit does still list a price of $260. If you really believe it needs to be replaced, about all I can suggest is a cycle salvage yard, or ebay.

http://www.compacc.com/p/EBC-Brake-Rotors-Honda-GL1100-Goldwing-Interstate-82-83

http://www.cheapcycleparts.com/products/75852#

After the boneyard about the only think available I've found is an EBC MD1082.

Hope this helps!

If new parts are available then that's what i buy. even though used rotors are ok (so long as they spec out) i'd just put on a new set if $$$ isn't too much of an issue. most important part on the bike if you ask me.