faustus wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 1:26 pm Worth checking what rotor thickness your trp's need, as they vary between some models. Some TRP's are the more common 1.8mm so can use shimano and many others. Some TRP's use 2.3mm. You might not notice, but there might be differences in feel and what happens when pads/rotor wears...TRP rotors themselves seem pretty nice and reasonably priced (Merlin tends to have good prices).

fatbikephil wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 1:37 pm It's all much of a muchness to be honest - disk thickness won't matter in terms of set up, just how long they last. I suspect there are differences in stainless steel quality but I generally find solid disks warp long before they wear out. If you are feeling flush, Hope disks on the alloy carriers are very good - I'm still using two bought in 2010 and they are about a micron within the wear limit. They tend not to warp either being semi floating