Aprilia Front Brake Rotor By Brembo, Part # Ap8113607 on 2040-parts.com
Dahlonega, Georgia, US
This is a brand new original front brake rotor from Aprilia that will fit 1998 thru 2000 RSV Mille and all Aprilia Falcos. This is a "snowflake" design with min thickness of 4.5mm. This rotor retails for over $300.
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