Mavic Ksyrium ES wheelsets - clincher


  • Average Rating: 3.69/5
  • MSRP: $ 1099.00
  • # of Reviews: 35

Product Description

WEIGHT
  • 700 clincher: front 645 g, rear 840 g (ED10)
  • 700 tubular: front 630 g, rear 840 g (ED10)
    RIMS
  • Material: Maxtal
  • Color: black anodized
  • Profile height: front 22 mm, rear 25 mm
  • Drilling: Fore
  • Braking surface: UB Control
  • Lightweight: ISM
  • Valve: valve hole Ø: 6.5 mm
    SPOKES
  • Material: Zicral
  • Type: straight pull, profiled, black
  • Nipples: M7 aluminum with locking rings
  • Count: front 18, rear 20
  • Lacing pattern: front radial, rear Isopulse lacing concept
    HUBS
  • Front body: carbon, oversize + aluminum walls,
  • rear body: oversize, aluminum alloy, red Front axle: aluminum, rear: aluminum and titanium
  • Bearing: QRM+
  • Free wheel system: FTS-L



  • Review Date
    November 4, 2009

    Overall Rating
     3 of 5

    Value Rating
     3 of 5

    Used product for
    2 Years

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    Reviewed by: iploya ,  Road Racer

    Price Paid:  $600.00 at Friend - pulled from

    Bike Setup:
    Scott Addict, Shimano, conventional road setup.

    Summary:
    This is kinda moot since the ES series rim was discontinued in 2007, except that the newer SL Premiums appear to have many of the same design characteristics. I purchased these as upgrades to Ksyrium Elites that came on my Scott Addict. They look great, but suffered from two reliability issues - paint and fatigue life. First, the red hub started peeling from the hub. I was told this was caused by solvents, but I use the same cycling-specific cleaners/lubes on the rest of my bike and this is the only part that had issues. Strikes me as more of a defect. The second, and bigger issue was that the rim failed after probably less than two years of use. A spoke broke unexpectedly, and was unrepairable due to a long crack at the spoke eyelet. I realize there is a tradeoff between light weight and durability, and that aluminum parts don't last forever, but I've not had these issues with other rims and wheelsets in the past.

    Strengths:
    Good looks - red hub, red spoke as accent.

    Weaknesses:
    Plagued with long-term reliability issues. Best kept for race day, not daily training.

    Similar Products Used:
    Ksyrium Elite

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