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We used to go on this cylindrical whipping beast that served no purpose other than to turn your guts inside out: The Rotor!

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In a nutshell, yes, drilled and slotted rotors can be used for daily driving. However, the perks might not be as noticeable as you think, and even worse, they might do more harm than good.

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This ride creates a sense of illusion because it almost looks like the riders are lying on the wall. Many people came to the comments to share their experience riding The Rotor.