[Jeff in Kentucky]

It looks great, I like the black color and the custom seat. For the brakes, I would take some fine sandpaper and hold it on both sides of the front rotors and the back rotor, one at a time while spinning the tire backwards with your other hand (jack under the front or back of the frame). This will resurface the rotors, similar to putting car rotors on a lathe. It is a rare older bike with 2 front rotors and 1 rear rotor, and solid aluminum alloy wheels for tubeless tires.