Mavic Ksyrium

Mavic 2011 Ksyrium Equipe Road Bike - Clincher Wheelset Ksyrium EquipeThe lightest Ksyrium Equipe ever featuring impactful graphic design - newForget what you know about Ksyrium Equipe. This new version is down to an impressive 1690 g with a low inertia thanks to a new rim extrusion. It gets a new astonishing white version, featuring consistent Ksyrium family graphic approach. Black or White version....

Mavic 2011 Ksyrium SL Road Bike - Front Clincher Wheel - 11216110 $439.95 Race and time prooven technologies in a revamped cosmetic - newAn new consistent graphic design highlights the exclusive technologies developed year after year and gathered in the new Ksyrium SL, such as ISM, Fore, Zicral, Isopulse.. A high performance wheelset you can rely on....

MAVIC UNIVERSAL WHEEL MAGNET $9.95 The Mavic cycle computer magnet is one of the lightest available and works with any type of cycle computer. This magnet can mounted on Zicral aluminium aero spokes (max. 5,3 mm width) and on any kind of round spokes. The design matches Mavic Ksyrium and Crossmax wheel sets. It also means that it's good for road and MTB wheels....

Mavic Ksyrium ...... ELITE vs SL?

tomorrow im going to buy a set of wheels Ksyrium Elite (2008 model). Before doing so I was wondering if anyone traveled in both SL and the elite and if you could tell me if they found a remarkable difference. the price difference between the two is approximately $ 1000nzd.

I have the elite and went two laps short (about 12 miles total) in the SL. Honestly, I felt no difference, but SL is noticeably lighter and definitely have a serious bling factor. For me, I will not buy a set of wheels (MTN, or road), which is too expensive. According my experience are generally not as durable and can be very expensive for the service. In addition, the roads here are horrible and axles race get rung too fast. When replacing the wheels on my road bike, I'm going with Mavic again .... rear axle design continues to be the shit and requires frequent service of keep the longest. Improved slightly after the '06 models, but there are still more wheels for the same price or less (and if your bike shop does not have the right body or radio-cassette in stock, you can plan on a long wait for Mavic to get the coins). I love my elite, but they came on the bike and eventually I abandons Mavic something. Not a bad general conference, however. I have a couple teeth in them, but remained faithful to more than 2,300 miles to date.