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Magura's New Disc Brake.


Laurence--Trials

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It's a type of plastic, i'm pretty certain of it. And unfortunately that video showed nothing of the brakes performance, which is the most important factor.

There is something about using plastic on my bike that doesn't really seem appealing in the slightest.

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I love it how the magura website says

To quickly and easily find the specific MAGURA product required, we've structured this catalogue by typical biker profiles

And the profiles in question??

Trekking, enduro, all mountain, x-country and xc race.

Yet again we go un-noticed :(

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Then go on the Topic i linked you to with the last 3 videos, the 12th (i think) with the red truck show you how it performs (kinda..)

Thats not really though is it? All this machine testing and they don't have a rotary system to spin the disc within caliper and measure the stopping power given a specific force applied at the lever.

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It isn't plastic (well, not really a plastic).

There is something about using plastic on my bike that doesn't really seem appealing in the slightest.

Would you think it was more appealing if you knew that it was a material that they'd developed themselves, primarily for that application, and that they're also some of the leaders in the world at creating that sort of composite material?

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It isn't plastic (well, not really a plastic).

Would you think it was more appealing if you knew that it was a material that they'd developed themselves, primarily for that application, and that they're also some of the leaders in the world at creating that sort of composite material?

It's a type of plastic based poly-product at least. That much is certain from the weight drop video and the way the material twanged back and forth like an elastic band.

Not especially, i like metal over plastic any day, regardless of who made it.

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