broken magura break handle?

As long as the brake handle mount is intact, you can order a replacement
handle through magura directly. I think it was 25 bucks. They send you
two. I can't remember if it was 50 bucks for the two handles, or 25
bucks for each, or 25 bucks for the pair.

Email them, or call them. I think I got the phone number off their
website.

If the mounting hole in the handle is broken, it can't be fixed.

It's actually good to have a spare with you when you ride. If the MUni
goes down on a log or rock, it can bend the handle and it's dust. If
you have the spare, it's a simple fix that takes a few minutes.

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I have heard this more and more as I hang around here. there is alot of
this going on. the guys a Magura alread make the brake lines for
unicyclists, cant they make like, titanium levers or something
stronger!? I wouldnt know how to fix it, because I think that brakes add
unecessary weight, and they just get in the way. but I would imagine you
could ge them from magura directly. its been awhile since I was there,
and I dont remember if this is it, so Im not gonna link it, but I think
its magura.com but dont quote me on that.

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doofe said:

*....cant they make like, titanium levers or something stronger!? *

The problem with making them stronger is that it will break somewhere
else. I'd rather break a lever then the body, you don't have to bleed
the brakes to replace a lever.

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A couple of weeks ago I broke my Magura's turbo pad adjuster (the red
knob for fine tuning the brake). I spent $5.00 in gas looking for one
locally before I called Magura USA. They mailed me three of them for
under $6.00. I ordered them on Friday and had them on Monday. You can
download a PDF showing a full break down of the HS33. It also has the
part numbers to make things easier. Good luck.

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unfortunatly it's broken at the clamp.

and i'm trying to be in touche with them but it ain't easy.

thanks all.

john

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unigeee said:

*unfortunatly it's broken at the clamp.

and i'm trying to be in touche with them but it ain't easy.

thanks all.

john *

If you have problems going through Magura then try 'Trialsin USA'
(http://www.trialsin.com/). He has a complete supply of Magura parts.
His little shop is based in New York state. He can get you fixed up.
He knows his Magura brakes.

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