Mavic Crossride Disc Wheelset
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The Crossride Disc Wheelset with 15mm through-axle front (image of quick-release version unavailable from manufacturer).
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Description
Add instant speed and legendary Mavic quality to your mountain rig with their Crossride Disc Wheels. They boast feathery, yet durable 6061-aluminum rims laced to Mavic's reliable QRM hubs for easy maintenance and an awesome ride. The stiff rims and frictionless, quick-engaging rear hub react quickly while the oversized front hub/fork interface steers confidently through high-speed turns and rugged terrain. These hoops are a great upgrade for any of your disc brake-equipped bikes.
Features & Info
Learn more about disc-rotor-mount compatibility.
The photo on the left shows the International Standard (IS) hub, which uses a 6-bolt mounting system to attach the rotor. The photo on the right shows Shimano's splined Center Lock rotor mount. If you have any questions about hub/rotor compatibility, please contact us or stop by.
Mavic's QRM hubs offer low-rolling resistance for more speed and feature sealed bearings for easy maintenance.
Mavic's FTS-X (Force Transfer System) ensures the cassette drive mechanism is ultra strong and light.
Consumer Reviews
Pros
- Well built (6)
- Stays true (5)
- Lightweight (2)
- Smoothe Quiet Bearings
- Cheap
- Good Value
Cons
- Loose spokes
- Heavier Than I'd Like
- Needs Truing
Best Uses
- Mountain biking (4)
- Light duty XC only
- Cross Country Rider
- Road Biking
Oct 17, 2012
- Pros:
- Stays True, Well Built
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- Mountain Biking
I weigh 300 pounds and was having a hard time finding a rim that i could bent. I invested the money with these badboys and I ride with peace at mind. Super strong and just got them to go get trued for the first time in months! totally worth it!
Mar 06, 2012
- Pros:
- Lightweight, Can really take a beating, Wheelset looks sharp, Stays True, Well Built
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- Mountain Biking
I've put these wheels through some instense rides for the past 8 month or so and they have stood up beautifully.
Apr 07, 2011
- Pros:
- Well Built
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- Mountain Biking
good product
Oct 02, 2010
- Pros:
- Well Built, Stays True
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- Mountain Biking
after many years i gave a set of these a try... not bad, not bad at all. nope they are not the lightest. this wheel set rolls well, and is a durable everyday rider...i think a wonderful upgrade from stock
Mar 15, 2009
- Pros:
- Well Built, Good Value, Smoothe Quiet Bearings, Stays True
- Cons:
- Heavier Than I'd Like
- Best Uses:
- Cross Country Rider
Replaced the OEM (WTB) wheelset with these three years ago and haven't touched them since.
Aug 06, 2008
- Pros:
- Stays True, Well Built, Lightweight
- Cons:
- Best Uses:
- Road Biking
Haven't used these for Off-road, but more for when I need a change of Tires for On-road. I use them with smooth rolling tires for travelling long distances with a B.O.B. trailer system & they have held up great!!
Jul 26, 2008
- Pros:
- Cheap
- Cons:
- Loose spokes, Needs Truing
- Best Uses:
- Light duty XC only
I bought these as a replacement set for the Mavic XC 717's that came original on my '05 Specialized Enduro Pro. Now looking for re-replacements. Managed to tear them up pretty good in just a few dozen miles of light singletrack. No big jumps or hits, but they're consistently going out of true. Granted I am a heavy guy, but I can't keep the drive side spokes tight and the rear wheel true. Plus, who wants to straighten wheels after every ride (or even mid-ride!).
Specifications
- Size(s)
- 26-inch
- Rim Material
- 6106-aluminum
- Hub(s)
- Mavic QRM
- Spokes (Front/Rear)
- Stainless-steel, bladed
- Holes (Front/Rear)
- 24/24
- Nipples
- Brass
- Axle(s)
- Steel
- Skewer(s)
- Quick-release
- Weight (Front/Rear)
- 880/1,020 grams
- Lacing (Front/Rear)
- 2-cross
- Cassette Compatibility
- Shimano/SRAM 8/9/10-speed (cassette sold separately)
- Extras
- Quick releases, rim tape