Help New front brake rotor is needed

[Thor Hiney]

I am leaving on a 9 day trip on my 89 NX 650 and need to replace the front rotor before I go. The EBC website has a part number but the dealers listed have not been helpful. I had the second wrong rotor mailed to me today.
I am posting a pic of the bike loaded with wolfman bags. Pretty much how it's going to be loaded.
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[Jeffrey]

Hi Thor.the EBC part no. for 88-91 models is MD6013D.£48. The EBC part no. for 92-02 is MD6099D £48. Rgds Jeff.
THESE ARE REAR ROTOR. UPDATE BELOW

[Jeffrey]

Hi Thor.the EBC part no. for 88-91 models is MD6013D.£48. The EBC part no. for 92-02 is MD6099D £48. Rgds Jeff.

CORRECTION. Sorry Thor EBC part number for all Dommi front rotors is MD6010D £72 Rgds Jeff.

[Thor Hiney]

Thanks for the part number. I am working it as we speak. These bikes are not common over here and you would think I wanted parts for a 1948 Studebaker. From the EBC site, that looks like an NX only part.
Take care, Thor

[Thor Hiney]

Installed the rotor and pads last night...rode it today. That was the right part number and it fit perfectly. I still need to put on the new tires I got today and then it is all ready for the "Tour de Humptulips" on Saturday. Woo hoo do I need a vacation and some riding time.

[Jeffrey]

"Tour de Humptulips" on Saturday. Good keep away from that funny smelling green weed that grow in the tulips. Rgds Jeff.

[Thor Hiney]

I have just returned from my 9 day trip and posted some photos of it. The NX not only never missed a tick it gave up nothing to the other bikes on the way. I put it on a timber scale up past Forks Washington and it came in at 440 pounds with gear and fuel. Add another 200 for me in my riding gear. I got just over 50 MPG and had a blast. The Wolfman gear worked great and we had every thing inside dry bags and that was a good idea in the rain forest. We put in one day that had 120 miles of driving rain...buckets of it.
Take care, Thor