[WoodstockMTB]

Can I use? Getting some centrlock hubs and really won’t like adapters.

 

[scatterbrained]

I don't see why not.

 

[R_Pierce]

I run MT7's with Icetech rotors. No issues. There is very little gap between the pads and rotors, but no issues to date!

 

[Phoenix864]

Same, MT7's with IceTech Rotors. Pad clearance is quite tight. The brakes work great, tons of power and no problems.

 

[dreys]

Magura rotors are 2.0mm thick, Shimano rotors are 1.8mm.


Magura doesn't recommend to go any thinner than 1.8mm.


Thinner rotors mean calipers have to extend pads further, loosing in turn modulation and getting you a feel of "worn out" brakes. While Shimano rotors are brand new, the brakes will kind of work, but as you'll be wearing rotors out, you'll kill calipers much quicker.


If you've spent that much money on brakes, I would do a normal setup with recommended rotors.

 

[Mr Pig]

Magura rotors are 2.0mm thick, Shimano rotors are 1.8mm.

Yes, this is what I was about to say. I like shimano brakes but use Formula rotors because they are thicker. 0.2mm might not sound like much but I've not had to true those rotors since I put them on.

 

[Vegard]

Magura rotors are 2.0mm thick, Shimano rotors are 1.8mm.


Magura doesn't recommend to go any thinner than 1.8mm.

+1

That being said, just get Magura Storm CLs.

https://www.bike24.com/p2287767.html