MAGURA MT6 and MT7 Facelift

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Maguras 4-piston flagship the MT7 will soon be upgraded with the 1-finger HC lever.

MAGURA’s high-end models have been upgraded for the new season, which means both the MT6 and the MT7 will feature the 1-finger HC lever. The MT7 also comes with the popular bite point adjustment. The lever has been available to buy for a while now, so riders who already have a MAGURA brake can upgrade it easily. If you’re after even more performance and adjustability, you should check out the HC3-lever with power-ratio adjustment. The 2-piston MT6 brake costs € 179.90 and the 4-piston MT7 is yours for € 219.90.

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Also the MT6 2-piston brakes come with the new lever.

MAGURA Vyron Updates

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Speed Boost: the Vyron wireless dropper-post is now supposed to work faster.

Upon its release, the first wireless dropper-post has caused a sensation, yet many have criticised the Vyron’s delayed actuation timing. But after a thorough overhaul, Magura claim that this issue is thing of the past. It now seems to be more responsive, dropping and extending much quicker. This is possible thanks to a sophisticated impulse-triggered transmission-technology and a totally revised valve setup, which allows for a faster extension speed. In addition, the Veyron is now available with a serial Remote Cap for the handlebar-remote, which allows for easier control. The MAGURA Vyron comes in 100 mm, 125 mm and 150 mm travel at a recommended retail price of € 449.90.

For more information head to magura.com

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The Remote Cap slides over the handlebar and making the operation of the Vyron easier.

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