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Magura relocates suspension production to Bad Urach

There are parallels in the production of suspension elements and hydraulic brake systems. And thus also potential synergy effects, which is why Magura is now relocating the production of its in-house suspension elements from the Netherlands to the company headquarters in Bad Urach. While production of the lightweight "Odin" suspension element has been running in Bad Urach since this spring, all suspension elements are now to be manufactured in Germany. Magura hopes that this will provide more flexibility and faster delivery times while maintaining the same top quality.

However, the relocation also means that production of the Magura suspension parts for rough terrain, the "Thor" freeride fork and the "Draco" shock, will be slightly delayed. Units that have already been ordered should be delivered by the end of September, but all other forks and shocks are not expected to go on sale until December - at least in time for the Christmas season. And with "Albert Plus", Magura also has a damping system in its quiver that effectively prevents the suspension elements from bouncing uphill.


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