Last June Magura presented their ambitious Magura Cockpit Integration project, with which the German brand ran the brake hoses inside the handlebar, completely hiding both the hoses and master cylinders, leaving only the levers outside and visible. Today Magura, to show the potential of this technology and the developments it could have for the bikes of the future, has created a concept bike, in which all the hoses, except of course that of the front brake, are completely hidden … also thanks to the electronic dropper seatpost Vyron eLECT, also from Magura, and to the SRAM AXS transmission, which need no cables at all.
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