Magura "Brakes & Bites" tourFree brake check in the bike park

Adrian Kaether

 · 29.08.2025

With the "Brakes and Bites" tour, Magura wants to bring brake expertise directly to the German bike parks.
Photo: Magura
Magura is organising the "Brakes & Bites" Tour 2025 and bringing its expertise on brakes to a total of 5 German bike parks. The tour is already underway and the remaining stops are Willingen, Albstadt and Schöneck.

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Magura is going on tour and bringing technical expertise directly to mountain bikers. With the "Brakes & Bites" bike park tour, the company is visiting five selected bike parks in central and northern Germany between August and September. The free events are intended to give anyone interested the opportunity to learn more about the correct adjustment, maintenance and care of their Magura brakes. In addition to technical workshops and joint rides with professional athletes, the company will also cater for the physical well-being of workshop participants with free snacks and drinks vouchers for local bike park catering outlets.

The main focus will be on workshops on servicing and maintaining Magura brakes.Photo: MaguraThe main focus will be on workshops on servicing and maintaining Magura brakes.

Brake expertise on site

The workshops are aimed at both beginners and experienced riders who want to get the most out of their brakes. Special workshops are held twice a day, in which the experts give maintenance tips and demonstrate tuning options. The service is open to all owners of Magura brakes. However, products from other manufacturers are logically not included.

News and joint excursions

In addition to technical support, the tour also offers the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the latest Magura products. Above all around the new Gustav and Gustav Pro brakes, and the new Louise and the Quick Connect system. A special highlight at selected locations are the joint rides with Magura-sponsored athletes. In Albstadt, the home venue for MAGURA, and in Schöneck, so-called "Ride Outs" are offered. Here, participants can explore the trails together with professionals such as Eric Junker and receive valuable tips on riding technique and optimal brake use. This combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application is designed to offer a comprehensive experience and improve performance on the trail.

The Magura Louise is the new trail and mid-range brake from Bad Urach.Photo: Max FuchsThe Magura Louise is the new trail and mid-range brake from Bad Urach.

Six dates for the season finale

The "Brakes & Bites" tour comprises a total of six dates, mainly in the north and centre of Germany. The tour kicks off at the Hahnenklee Bike Park in the Harz Mountains on 23 August 2025, followed by the nearby Sankt Andreasberg Bike Park on 24 August. Workshops with Marcel Barth will be offered on both days. One week later, on 31 August, the tour will make a stop at Bikepark Albstadt, Magura's home base. Here, visitors can expect workshops as well as group rides on the Swabian Alb. At the beginning of September, the tour will then head to the Bikepark Willingen, where workshops will be held on 6 and 7 September. The final event will be Bikepark Schöneck on 27 September, where workshops and ride outs with Eric Junker will be on the programme. Magura will publish the exact daily programmes on its website and Instagram channel.

Brakes like the new Gustav Pro are of course available to touch.Photo: Georg GrieshaberBrakes like the new Gustav Pro are of course available to touch.

The dates at a glance

Bikepark Albstadt

  • Date: 31.08.2025
  • Programme: Magura home game with ride outs & workshops on the Alb

Bikepark Willingen

  • Date: 06.09.2025
  • Programme: Workshops

Bikepark Willingen

  • Date: 07.09.2025
  • Programme: Workshops

Bikepark Schöneck

  • Date: 27.09.2025
  • Programme: Workshops & Ride Outs with Eric Junker

Already passé:

Bikepark Hahnenklee (Harz) on 23.08.2025 and Bikepark Sankt Andreasberg (Harz) on 24.08.2025

Have fun, Danny! The brake would be the least of our problems with the stunt. But Danny should be able to rely on the Gustav Pro.Photo: MaguraHave fun, Danny! The brake would be the least of our problems with the stunt. But Danny should be able to rely on the Gustav Pro.

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Adrian Kaether's favourite thing to do is ride mountain bikes on bumpy enduro trails. The tech expert and bike tester knows all about Newton metres and watt hours, high and low-speed damping. As test manager at MYBIKE, Adrian also likes to think outside the box and tests cargo bikes and step-through bikes as well as the latest (e-)MTBs.

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