Magura MDR-P Disc Rotor - 220mm - 6 Bolt

Name: Magura MDR-P Disc Rotor - 220mm - 6 Bolt
Brand: Magura
SKU: hbtgpc2xgc
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The Magura MDR-P is a high-performance brake disc designed for demanding tasks, ranging from downh...

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The Magura MDR-P 220mm Disc Rotor is an elite braking solution tailored for riders who demand maximum stopping power and heat management, such as downhill racers, e-bike users, and those hauling heavy cargo. By utilizing patented Dovetail Interlink Technology, this rotor provides exceptional stability and fade resistance during intense, long-duration braking sessions. While it offers industry-leading performance, riders must note that it is strictly a 6-bolt design and is not compatible with centerlock adapters.

All features

Series	MDR-P
Model Part Number	2701939
Brand	Magura

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Can I use this rotor with centerlock hubs?

No, the MDR-P is a 6-bolt design and is not compatible with centerlock adapters.

Is 220mm too big for my mountain bike?

Check your fork and frame manufacturer's specifications. Not all components are cleared for 220mm rotors.

What is the weight of the 220mm MDR-P rotor?

The rotor weighs approximately 241g.

Does it come with mounting hardware?

Yes, 6 steel mounting screws are included in the package.

Is this rotor suitable for non-Magura brakes?

While the 6-bolt pattern fits many hubs, it is optimized for the Magura MT-family; ensure your caliper pad track width is compatible with the rotor thickness.

Troubleshooting

Brakes feel spongy or inconsistent

Ensure the rotor is perfectly centered and bleed the brake lines according to Magura guidelines to remove trapped air.

Audible vibration or 'turkey gobbling' noise

Clean the rotor surface with a degreaser and check that all 6 mounting bolts are torqued evenly to the hub.

Rotor rubbing

Verify that your hub's quick-release or thru-axle is properly tensioned and that the brake caliper is correctly aligned with the rotor.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Superior heat dissipation for long descents
Extremely stable under heavy load conditions
Robust two-piece construction resists warping
Optimized for high-performance e-bike applications

Cons

Not compatible with centerlock mounting systems
Heavier than standard lightweight rotors at 241g
Requires 6-bolt compatible hubs

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation of the MDR-P requires a standard 6-bolt hub interface. Ensure you use the provided steel mounting screws and tighten them in a star pattern to reach the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications.

Compatibility:

Designed for the Magura MT-family of brakes.
Only fits 6-bolt hub mounts.
Ensure your bike frame and fork are rated for 220mm rotors before installation.

Care:

Clean the braking surface regularly with isopropyl alcohol to remove oil, grease, or road grime.
Inspect the dovetail connection periodically for any debris.
If the rotor sustains a bend, it should be replaced rather than attempted to be bent back, due to the two-piece construction.