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  • · Magura N. America Svc Mgr
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    Hi Ben

    Great to hear! So for a fork that has mounts for a 6" rotor, you would need either an older QM-6 or the newer QM-20plus. I'm unsire if that Sid is a PM6 or a PM7. FYI- Our 29r fork is a PM7 which means that is uses a 7" rotor or 180mm without a need for an adapter.

    · Magura N. America Svc Mgr
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    Ben, I found out from the office that Braking1 is Magura Direct. Anything not current or "demo'ed" and or used.

    · Magura N. America Svc Mgr
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    Don't know Ben but I will check with the office today. They will know and I can get back to you.

    Any problems with that vendor?

    · Magura N. America Svc Mgr
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    Very good then Ben and thanks for the feedback about Evan, we like him a lot, he's a great advocate and a hoss athelete!

    Let us know when we can help with anything.

    · Magura N. America Svc Mgr
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    Hello Ben! I hope you survived the super storm with little damage for you and your family!

    MTS has been well received for performance.
    Storm SL is a lighter rotor with more aggressive cut-outs which have a great initial bite but also wear pads more aggressively.

    The Storm rotor will take more heat and endure more abuse.
    Yes, new brake compound since 6 months now and much stronger feel with them.

    The "S" uses a "MT4" carbon MC body but with a lighter folded alloy lever blade as apposed to cast alloy blade combined with the nicer, lighter and more rigid one piece caliper body with adjustable pivoting banjo fitting. (MT4 and MT6 calipers are the same aside from 4-paint/6 anodize)
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