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Not completely sure. If you contact Magura, you can tell them what you need. The guy I talked to is Jude. He's real good at fitting their brakes onto your bike. You can still buy it elsewhere, but he can answer your questions about connectors, adaptors and general fitment.

We'll talk again

Well, I'm no expert, but I'd say going with an undersized disc defeats the purpose. The 4-piston MT5e works best with the Magura 180-203mm disc. I'm off to work now

I kept the stock Star Union dual piston. It's not nearly as good as the Magura in front, but I feel it modulates well enough between the two.

I think so, but you'll need to buy 2 Magura adaptors for the front and rear no matter what size rotor you use. Magura can tell you which adaptors you will need for your bike and the rotors you choose. I sent them pics of my bike and they knew which adaptor to send...

Was only like 2 weeks. This is what I got for my front only; http://www.magurausa-shop.com/product.htm?pid=274848&cat=11906 http://www.magurausa-shop.com/subgrouping.htm?cat=22534&sort=sku-asc They cut the brake line to 33" for me b/c my hands are messed up.

If you're getting them direct from Magura, they're out of stock right now. I had to wait to get mine from them, but it was during the winter. Other bike shops carry them, but you need to be real careful when ordering.

Here's an example on their site http://www.magurausa-shop.com/product.htm?pid=274848&cat=11906 You need to order one front "closer" and one rear "closer". Are you getting the MT5e or some other model?

Are you getting just front or both front and rear?

Yes. I believe they call NO "Closer" (it's a German company, so their translation is a little weird)

Yes sir!

Let me know how you make out.

Ok, follow closely.... Do you happen to have your old brake levers that plugged into the yellow connectors? If so, you'll need to check them for NO or NC using a multimeter with continuity (or find someone who can determine NO or NC with continuity). Or... if you don't have any brakes b/c...

The bike's controller (ECU) determines what connector is used for motor cut-off, not the motor. Maybe you should ask the people you got the bike or the controller from. And you should also ask them if you need a NO or NC brake switch.

I cannot open your attachment, but I presume you you're talking about the motor cut-off switch's Higo connector, which is 2 pins inside.

Again, Google must be having issues due to the pandemic. I'm giving it a few days then I'll contact Google to see what the issue is.

Sorry, we just switch the group over to our new name yesterday and there seems to be a lag, maybe due to COVID and/or it being Memorial Day. Try emailing the group using the address below and see if you can find it that way. Other than that, we'll keep you posted here when we know it's working...

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/juiced-bikes-club

Not sure about drop-in, but Bolton has one that Kyle the owner swears by; https://boltonebikes.com/collections/frames-and-parts/products/fat-bike-suspension-fork Luna has a sub $100 FB fork but those guys are nut jobs...