Stopping discs from rusting up

[Wise1]

The discs on the VFR were really rusty having lay for so long, so in order to get throught he mot I cleaned them with sandpaper. But they are rusting up again quite quickly, I know why but does anyone know how I can stop it.

I asked on another forum and was told to put clean brake fluid on them

So I thought I would get a decent answer here
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[Finglonga]

It's only going to be surface rust and the first time you use them it will wear off so I wouldn't worry about it.
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[Wise1]

Cheers, that would make sense, as I have only had it once since last week and that was for the MOT
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[Lukaz2205]

its probably a iron disc my ninjas got one on the back, just surface rust. i've been told by few people that iron ones are better in wet weather.
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[Wise1]

Never thought about that either thanks. I know they have been on the bike since 1999.
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