Magura MT5/7 Caliper Cover

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Magura MT5/7 Caliper Cover

Product code: 13413

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	Blue (single)	$2.16
	Metallic Cyan (single)	$2.16
	Mint Green (single)	$2.16
	Neon Green (single)	$2.16
	Neon Pink (single)	$2.16
	Neon Red (single)	$2.16
	Neon Yellow (single)	$2.16
	Purple (single)	$2.16
	Red (single)	$2.16

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Adds a splash of colour to your Magura MT-series disc calipers!
Compatible with: MT5 and MT7 calipers.

- New from Magura, colourful caliper cover kits for their MT-series disc brakes!
- Easily un-clip your existing caliper covers, then clip in your fresh new set to add a splash of colour to your bike.
- Suitable for MT5 or MT7 calipers only.
- Sold singly.
- Available in a huge array of colours!

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Please note: The colours of the rings can vary slightly from batch to batch. We do our best to match them up in pairs though, so you won't have a non-matching pair.

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Based on 2 customer ratings

Magura need to improve their paint!

Posted by Richard

Ordered the neon yellow and neon red rings and both yellow ones are chipped. The red like the previous red set I ordered are perfect, but it seems that some colour paints are stronger than others as even on the picture Tartybikes use for the colour options you can see some are chipped! Plus the previous review also confirms this! Can’t be bothered to return so will just bin The yellow and stick to the red from now on (annoying as the whole point of offering them is so you can enjoy colour options).

Reply from TartyBikes

Thanks for your review Richard and sorry to hear you're disappointed. As the other reviewer mentioned, perhaps painting your own is the best way to get a tough finish? Thanks.

Peter

Far too delicate

Posted by Peter

The paint (neon pink) chipped off the first one just pressing it in by hand. They are not anodized and the paint doesn't hold well at all. You'd be better off just removing the stock rings and painting the stock rings yourself.

Reply from TartyBikes

Sorry to hear you had some issues with these Peter. Good idea about painting the standard rings, perhaps that is a better way to ensure a tough finish if time allows. Thanks, Adam