ericbenjaminjr

Do you mind doing a short review? I just got one myself, still waiting for parts to complete it. I've heard some people say they find it to be a bit short. And I can seem to find any consistent wheelbase data. I've seen 1070, 1075 and 1080. What is it actually?

Haha, I guess I'll have to post a video soon )

Thanks allot. You've been a great help. I'll be going with the Trialtech Lite...

Thanks! What about the recalls for the rim brake version? Anybody know anything about that? I would be running disc but this issue does kinda concern me..

I've asked around about this but I need some help making a fork decision. I'm trying to decide between an Echo Urban, Trialtech Sport and Trialtech Sport Lite. I like to ride technical comp-like style but I do more street thats sometimes heavy on the fork. Like speeding bunny hops to front and such. I like the Urban for the weight (750g) but the latest versions got a bit flexy. It helped me out allot when I made some changes to lighten up my front. I love the Trialtech Sport for its strength and stiffness but its kinda heavy (900g). So I thought about the Trialtech Lite (740g) but its pretty expensive. And I've never ridden it so I don't know how it flexes compared to the Urban. If they have similar flex then I'd rather not spend twice the money for a TT Light. And I'm wondering if it can take the abuse of my street riding. The other issue is I never tried hooks before which I'd like to practice this summer. So I'd really appreciate some experienced insight.

How's that trialtech sport light fork ride? I'm trying to decide between that and the sport version. Have you ridden both? I just got an echo urban and finding it way too flexy..

ok thats not good news. the levers snap?

Helped me allot! Thanks! Somehow I found this on google but couldn't find it in the forum search..

For me its about ergonomics of the levers. Magura now uses the same levers for all products. Money isn't the issue here but comfort is. I like my Louise and I wouldn't change it right away because hs33r lever is very similar to the Louise. But I just wanted some feedback from any riders have tried them over a longer period of time. I've tried the hs33r and they are much stronger will less effort. But the owner has only ridden them a few times, and he's a beginner.

Hi all, I'd like to know if anyone's running either or both of these brakes. I'm thinking about upgrading from my current Louise front and hs33 rear.