Magura launched their new medium and large wheel forks for 2013Matt Pacocha
The 650b (left) and 650b TS8 modelsMatt Pacocha
Magura’s 26in Thor 150 turns into the TS8 150 for 2013, and is available nowMatt Pacocha
Magura’s forks feature 32mm stanchions, their DAD arches, integrated cable hangers, and post mount brake attachmentsMatt Pacocha
Magura have been around a whileMatt Pacocha
Magura’s 650b/27.5 model will be a designated TS8 model, however, it’s just a rebadged 26in forkMatt Pacocha
The smaller wheeled forks utilize SRAM’s Maxle Lite through axleMatt Pacocha
Magura’s 100mm TS8 29in forkMatt Pacocha
The 120mm TS8 29in forkMatt Pacocha
Pressure recommendations on the rear of the fork legMatt Pacocha
New matte graphics for all of the forksMatt Pacocha
A look at the fork bumpers Magura use to protect the magnesium lowersMatt Pacocha
The 29er fork with M15 axle and integrated T25 Torx toolMatt Pacocha
The 26in fork’s lowers (left) integrate the rebound knob (red) and a bumper on the right as protection, where as on the 29in fork (right) the rebound knob is recessed and the bumpers are forward on the offset dropoutsMatt Pacocha
The 29er (front) and 650b lowers (rear)Matt Pacocha
Magura’s 58g M15 axle and integrated T25 Torx toolMatt Pacocha
The M15 axle has a steel cap to prevent strippingMatt Pacocha
Magura’s brake housing mountMatt Pacocha
Maguras made for Specialized MTSMatt Pacocha
The MT4 with BATMatt Pacocha
The MT6Matt Pacocha
The MTSMatt Pacocha
Magura’s RT6 and RT8Matt Pacocha
Magura’s MT brake lineMatt Pacocha
MTS only for Specialized in 2013Matt Pacocha
RT6 TTMatt Pacocha
The RT6 TT system will sell for US$288 (per wheel)Matt Pacocha
Magura’s RT brake calipers: red is RT8, which will sell for $399 per wheel, and black is RT6Matt Pacocha