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MAGURA MDR-C CENTER LOCK Disc for 15/20 mm Thru-Axle

The MAGURA MDR-C disc delivers great braking power even in extreme conditions. It is designed with a Center-Lock and compatible with thru-axles 15 or... Read more

Recommanded price* : 35,00 €

Regular price 28,99 €
Regular price Sale price 28,99 €
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Description

The MAGURA MDR-C disc delivers great braking power even in extreme conditions.

It is designed with a Center-Lock and compatible with thru-axles 15 or 20 mm. It features two sections for better resistance to deformation under intense loads.

Ref: 7977549136038

Caractéristiques

Colour : Silver

Disc Mounting : Center Lock

Disc Type : Floating

Screws : Included

Informations techniques

Lockring included;
Weight (manufacturer): 196 g (160 mm), 223 g (180 mm), 255 g (203 mm).

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 based on 4 reviews.

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Good product, brakes very well,

"Good product, brakes very well—we'll see how it holds up over time."

Jean M. (5/5)

Perfect

"Perfect"

Benjamin C. (5/5)

Excellent!

"I'd been riding Shimano rotors with my Magura MT5s for a while without ever being satisfied with the braking performance. All it took—and it makes perfect sense—was pairing Magura rotors with Magura brakes to get results that live up to the MT5s' reputation. As a rider weighing over 100 kg, it’s night and day with these rotors—they brake and stop me much better. Before, I was always slamming on the brakes; now I’m careful to modulate them. I’d read comments on another site saying they were noisy, but that’s not the case at all. A good cleaning of the rotors, a light sanding of the pads, and a proper break-in—no noise and excellent braking :D"

Toof38 (5/5)

High-performance

"Large rotors that are perfect for Magura brakes. They stop the bike hard, even with metal pads on MT5s—they bite immediately and stop the bike hard."

Jerome1 (5/5)

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