Magura MT5 Disc Brake

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$143.10
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$151.20

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excellent brake for your money
Rating:
The Good
Easy to bleed , light weight with great stopping power
The Bad
the royal blood mineral oil can cost more than other mineral oils
Overall Review:

great brake for the price was easy to install and bleed .

plus ive found it to be one of the lighter brakes around at that price point .

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Magura HT5 with HC 1 finger lever
Rating:
The Good
I know longer had to buy the 1 finger lever as an aftermarket option. I have many options to color match and change pad material
The Bad
Stock comfort brake apd isnt the best, needs upgraded to the peroformance material.
Overall Review:

Magura HT5 HC lever, rotor, pad and color options Watt On Wheels

This brake set is a great option for high performance withouht breaking my wallet.  Many options to really dial it in for your use.

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Magura MT5
Rating:
The Good
- Reliability
- Price
- Power
The Bad
- Plastic feel of lever
Overall Review:

Great brake for the Price! Got these mid summer last season when the Guide brakes that came on my bike encountered a warranty issue. Not wanting to miss out on riding bought these based on recommendations from my local shop. I have ridden these ever since and have had zero issues.

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How's Your Tibia Holding Up?
Rating:
The Good
Strong, consistent power with good modulation
The Bad
They are plastic and Terrifying! Maybe Magura wanted me dead?
Overall Review:

Working at the LBS and dealing with the SRAM Brake warranties that seemed never ending at the time, so I decided to try the MT5 brakes after hearing about there big stopping power, "leak free garand its cool blue brake sauce. I haven't owned any Magura brakes since my Pro-flex Beast with Hydro HS11 rim brakes but I have seen enough of them roll through the shop that they peaked my curiosity again. My initial set of MT5 brakes were pretty rad... That lasted only for about 4 weeks until I was racing the local BME Trestle event when my front brake blew the MC in stage 3. I finished the stages with rear only and called Magura USA the next day. After the hill billy at Magura argued with me about why my brake was spewing mineral oil out of every orifice on the lever, they finally sent me 2 replacement levers (MC) so both brakes would be new. I bled the new MCs and installed new pads/rotors then did a solid bounce test to check for air and lever fade, nothing they were solid! (I've been a mechanic for a long time, this is no sweat.) The next morning everything seemed okay until i arrived at Trestle, I got to the top of the lift where they felt minutely spongy, no worries right? Wrong! I decided to do a warm up on Rain Maker and after the 2nd jump my levers were too the bar and would not pump up, there was nothing at all! I was able hone in my brake less BMX skills to make it through most of the trail until my limit of cornering ability was reached (I turn left like nascar and right like a newb). The next thing I knew I'm flying through the air like Ricky Bobby and suddenly my leg was broken and my summer was over. Yes I know it was my choice to ride the trail brake less, but even the worst Avid DB5 with a split line would've offered more than the Magura MT5. I put those brakes in the dumpster and the dudes at SRAM hooked me up with a pair of the new Code RSC! The SRAM Code RSC has incredible power and i have yet to notice heat fade even under my fat ass.

Long story short, Magura has shitty customer service and they want to break you legs like you owe the mafia money. 

-BadDad

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Specifications

Product
Magura MT5 Disc Brake
Riding Type
Dirt Jump / Slopestyle
Downhill
Freeride / Bike Park
Trail
Lever Material
  • Aluminum
  • Mount Style
  • Post mount / IS
  • Rotor Sizes
  • 160mm
  • 180mm
  • 203mm (Storm HC recommended)
  • Rotor Mounting
  • 6-bolt
  • Fluid Type
  • Royal Blood Mineral Oil
  • Colors
  • Black
  • Weight
    0 lb 9 oz (255 g)
    Miscellaneous
  • Carbotecture brake bracket
  • 4-piston caliper with Banjo
  • 2-finger brake levers
  • Remote Mix compatible
  • Shift Mix
  • 5-year leak proof warranty for all Magura brake calipers and brake pistons if they were used with Magura Original Spare Parts
  • Price
    $189.00
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    Where To Buy
    Free shipping on orders over $50 (continental U.S. only).
    International shipping available. Some exclusions apply.
    Free shipping on orders over $50 (continental U.S. only).
    International shipping available. Some exclusions apply.
    $143.10
    MT5 Next
    $143.10
    Free shipping on orders over $50 (continental U.S. only).
    International shipping available. Some exclusions apply.
    Free shipping on orders over $50 (continental U.S. only).
    International shipping available. Some exclusions apply.
    $151.20
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