Vario Seatpost Magura Vyron MDS-V3

The new generation of the Magura Vyron MDS-V3. Ride instead of fiddling. No cables. No charging. The third evolution of the VYRON has been developed from the ground up and sets new standards in terms of operating logic, durability and speed.

For the ultimate trail experience, the internal hydraulics are uncompromisingly designed for speed, and communication between the remote and seatpost is also delay-free via Bluetooth. The operating logic is the same as that of conventional, cable-operated seatposts: as long as the control lever on the remote is pressed, the seatpost can be adjusted. To protect the electronic control unit, the new VYRON MDS-V3 does not feature a charging port and instead relies on a sealed electronics cover. Power is supplied by a replaceable CR2 lithium battery with a service life of at least one year. Thanks to the new battery design, the new VYRON is IP67-certified and can therefore withstand even brief submersion – and thus even the toughest days on the trail.

Magura Vyron MDS-V3 seatpost technology:

• Remote control: Via ANT+ wireless transmission from the handlebars – via MDS-V3 remote
• Power supply, battery: replaceable | CR2 in seatpost, CR2032 in remote
• Travel: 125 mm
• Length: 425 mm
• Travel option: from 125 to 100 mm
• Minimum insertion depth: 120 mm
• Seat position: 0 mm setback
• Seatpost weight without battery: 705 g
• Weight of remote without battery: 40 g
• Saddle clamp: 2-bolt system
• Seatpost offset: 0 mm
• Battery: replaceable | CR2 in seatpost, CR2032 in remote
• Battery life: approx. one year in use
• Remote control: Wireless Remote Control
• Mounting: compatible with single clamp, MAGURA Shiftmix and SRAM Matchmaker
• Water resistance: IP67 certification – dustproof and protection against temporary submersion

Contents of delivery for Magura Vyron MDS-V3 dropper post:

Magura Vyron MDS-V3 Vario seatpost, MDS-V3 remote control, and of course a full warranty

Herstellerinformation: Magura, Stuttgarter Straße 48, 72574 Bad Urach, Germany, http://www.magura.com