Magura HS11 4-Finger Bike Brake Set – Front or Rear Black Linear Pull
$39.77
Description
Magura HS11 Hydraulic Rim Brake Set: Confidence for City Commutes & Adventure Rides
Tackle bustling streets or scenic trails with unwavering control. Engineered for riders who demand reliability, the Magura HS11 hydraulic rim brake system delivers exceptional stopping power and intuitive modulation, making it the trusted choice for urban commuters and trekking enthusiasts alike.
Experience the difference hydraulic performance makes:
* Unmatched Safety in Traffic: Feel secure navigating the urban jungle. The HS11 provides massive, consistent braking force, even in wet conditions or during sudden stops.
* Precision Control: Enjoy feather-light lever touch paired with progressive power delivery. Effortlessly meter your speed for smooth descents or precise maneuvers around obstacles.
* Ergonomic Comfort: The forged 4-finger aluminum lever is meticulously shaped for optimal hand positioning, reducing fatigue on long rides and enhancing your connection to the bike.
* Truly Care-Free Hydraulics: Forget messy bleeds and maintenance woes. Magura’s sealed Royal Blood mineral oil system is renowned for its longevity and consistent performance – just ride.
Built Tough for Daily Use:
* Sleek Black Finish (Lever & Caliper)
* Durable Aluminum Construction
* Threaded Post Pad Attachment (Easy Pad Swaps)
Why Choose HS11 Over Cable or Competitor Hydraulics?
| Feature | Magura HS11 Hydraulic Rim Brake | Typical Cable Rim Brake | Some Competitor Hydraulics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Braking Power | Massive & Consistent | Moderate, Fades Easily | Varies |
| Modulation | Exceptional Precision | Often Grabby/Imprecise | Can be Less Refined |
| Maintenance | Minimal (Royal Blood Mineral Oil) | Frequent Adjustment | Often Uses DOT Fluid |
| Lever Feel | Light & Ergonomic | Stiff & Heavy Pull | Varies |
Upgrade your commuter bike, hybrid, or trekking rig with the dependable stopping power and effortless control of the Magura HS11. Ride harder, stop smarter.
