Description:Use: For pushing your limits on paths and single track, all the cutting edge technology has been concentrated in this new cross-country Tubeless wheel.
Black anodized Maxtal SUP welded rim
Fore drilling technology
Integrated freewheel hub with FTS L system
8 and 9 speed HG compatible freewheel
24 front/rear Zicral spokes, crossed straight pull with integrated aluminum nipples, anti-rotation system
Disc brake compatible with the international standard : 6 holes - 44 mm diameter, front offset : 10,5 mm/Rear : 15,25 mm
Compatible with disc brakes: Hayes, Shimano, Magura, Formula...
Submitted by
Chris
a Weekend Warrior
from Ossendrecht, the Netherlands Date Reviewed: October 30, 2006
Favorite Trail:
Houffalize, Belgium
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$600.00
Purchased At:
LBS
Strengths:
Bomb proof wheelset, not too heavy, stay true, additional traction due to lower air pressure, bearings can be replaced inexpensively, nice looks.
Weaknesses:
Forget about repairing a UST tire on the trail, make sure you always carry a spare inner tube. After five years of very reliable performance my front wheel doesn't hold air anymore :-(
Very nice wheelset, except for the fact that since two months my front wheel doesn't hold air anymore. I replaced the valve, without success. I applied tire repair glue, without success, which means the UST rim itself doesn't hold air.
It's a pitty, but fortunately it's not the rear wheel. IMHO the main advantage of these wheels is that snake bites are history. Since snake bites usually occur at the rear side, I'm not too sad about mounting an inner tube at the front wheel. However, if it would happen to the rear wheel, I would be pissed. I know, surviving five years of serious trashing is not bad at all, but these wheels are rather expensive, so I expect quality here.
Anyone who requires solid performance and who's willing to pay for them, should consider these wheels.
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Mork Hunt
a Cross Country Rider
from germany Date Reviewed: October 23, 2006
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
stock with bike
Strengths:
light, stronger than most XC AM wheels,less spokes, LOOKS
Weaknesses:
not strong enough. spokes damiage to easily. durring a race I took a pedal to the front wheel and tossed me and the bike into the air. when I picked myself off the floor i found that my front wheel had broke at the seam and looked like a big fat TACO. oh And i have to mention that MAVICS wonderful (french) customer service wouldnt repair the fulty rim. go figure there FRENCH. also PRICE!!!!!!!
Bike Setup:
Jamis Dakar XLT 3.0
Bottom Line:
this is a perrty good AM wheelset but for the price get somthing else. I have done some perty agressive stuff with these wheels. and go figure it take a XC race to jack them up. but overall a perty damn good ride
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Submitted by
erling brabaek
a Cross Country Rider
from el paso,tx Date Reviewed: August 29, 2006
Favorite Trail:
horsethief bench
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At:
supergo,tucson
Strengths:
Easy to repair/maintain
Weaknesses:
Freewheel hub design with only 2 pawls. Spokes easy breaking. Constant adjusting of bearing preload. And oh mavics awfull customer service. (Just not there)
Similar Products Used:
Custom wheelsets
Bike Setup:
yeti 575,xo triggers and rear shift,custom wheelset,avid juicy carbon.
Bottom Line:
This is a wheelset for the under 160 lbs rider. I weigh in at 200 lbs. Ride a lot of rocks but no more than 1 foot jumps. The trains of the southwest are very abusive to the rimset if you ride hard. In the 2 years i had this wheelset i have replaced the following: 3 freewheel hub bodies ($150)One set of new bearings ($25)6 set of pawls ($65) 7 spokes ($35)4 valvestems ($40) 1 rim ($100) The straw that broke the camels back is after 18 months the rim cracked...bought a new one took the wheel apart to rebuild. Found a brand new pawl had sheared one of the ears of and dammaged the hub. Send it ind to mavic through the LBS. Took an arsenal of phonecalls from the LBS and 37 days to get a reply from mavic that they would not cover the repair even it was caused by the pawl. Mavic did not think that they should repair/replace the hub even though the pawl had less than 25 miles on it. Here it is. I have several friends that are lightweight and they ride the xls with just minor maintainance. So its up to you. I think the main problem is the light spoked rim (only 24) is not enough destrib. of the impact. 2`nd only two pawls give too much uneven torque on the freewheel hub. If you own a set of xl`s go wigle the rear cassette diagonaly and see if you have the mavic wobble. Feel free to contact me in regard to this wheelset. Enjoy
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Richard
a Cross Country Rider
from Canada Date Reviewed: July 22, 2006
Favorite Trail:
Durahm Forest
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$600.00
Strengths:
They are light weight. and extreamly strong. Any part for these wheels is easy to replace and get through the local bike shop.
Weaknesses:
The only problems i have encountered is after a crash a couple of years ago. I had the front wheel straightened and now it will not hol air (they are UST) not a big deal as i run tubes anyway.
These whells are tough, i have over 3000 miles on them and there still going strong. I have replaced the palls and springs (they have over 3000 miles on them) and these were cheap and easy to replace. I broke the flang on the front hub by placing too long of bolts for my rotors (my fault). Mavic repaced the hub, axle and bearings for a small charge. I paid for the hub and mavic gave me axle and bearings free. They even have a crash repalement policy if you total a rim. They were very quick to fix and return my wheel. I would not hesatate to buy a mavic again. They can be a bit pricy but there worth it.
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jeff
a Cross Country Rider
from Calgary Date Reviewed: April 13, 2006
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$600.00
Purchased At:
The bike Shop
Strengths:
Light and Tight
Weaknesses:
Hard to get seal
Bike Setup:
RMB Element
Bottom Line:
Like the wheel so far. Could not get seal at first tried Stan's and bead seat all that.
Finally put soapy water every where, and put a 60 psi air hose on the valve. Saw small bubbles from spoke holes. Valve stem leak to spoke chamber. Tighten valve stem and perfect.
It is very hard to find this leak because without the air hose not enough air leaked throught the valve stem to raise bubbles on all the spokes.
So rating based on pretty slim data
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Submitted by
flarider
a Weekend Warrior
from Tampa, FL Date Reviewed: November 28, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Razorback
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
ONLINE
Strengths:
Lightweight
Weaknesses:
After about six months of riding starting getting weird vibration and noise coasting at high speed downhill. Overhauling the rear hub, I discovered there is only one bearing in the freehub. The inside bearing is just a plastic bushing. Shimano has at least two REAL bearings in its freehub. The plastic bushing has no durability and quickly fails. Replacements cost about $65 and you can only order them through a local bike shop.
Bottom Line:
These may be light wheels, but they should only be used as race day wonders, because they can't handle the miles of daily or even weekend riding.
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24 hr dude
a Racer
from Gig Harbor WA USA Date Reviewed: August 19, 2005
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
e-bay
Strengths:
Light, stiff, stay true
Weaknesses:
Rear freehub, skewers, UST's burp air at low pressure
Similar Products Used:
LX, XT, xtr, many, many different wheelsets
Bike Setup:
NRS Pro - xtr, sid team; NRS Air - Crossmax, Black Super SPV
Bottom Line:
Pros: Light, stiff, look good, UST Cons: Freehub is poor quality and or design. On number 3 in 3 years. First sign is tremendous squeal/vibration when going down hill fast. Faliure follows soon there after. UST's burp at low pressure.
Had 2 sets of these (came with bikes). Would not buy again due to quality issues. Would work OK for raceday wheels but if you put on serious training miles these quickly fail. Even basic LX has been wayyy more reliable.
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Fred Labatt
a Cross Country Rider
from Littleton NH USA Date Reviewed: August 9, 2005
Favorite Trail:
every trail
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$749.00
Purchased At:
local shop
Strengths:
Stiffness. It is the best wheel you can get. They're strong and looks good.
Weaknesses:
Nothing
Similar Products Used:
DT Swiss 240 XC Disc
Bike Setup:
Trek Top Fuel 110 XTR RS SID WC changed stem and bar for easton EC90 and post and saddle for SDGs
Bottom Line:
If you want something solid for XC go for it
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Alex
a Cross Country Rider
from Denver, Colorado Date Reviewed: July 17, 2005
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Light, tubeless ready
Weaknesses:
Two pawl freehub design, special spokes
Similar Products Used:
Bontrager Racelites, many custom wheels
Bottom Line:
I've got a set of Mavic's Crossmax XL Disk wheels and within 200 miles the two (!) freehub pawls had worn to the point that they would no longer engage, and shrapnel from the pawls had migrated around and gouged the inner working and locked up the freewheel. I'm on pawl set #2 and they are already showing signs of wear at under another 100 miles of riding. I tried calling Mavic customer service and have left several voicemails without ever recieving a call back. The wheels are great in just about every respect except for the rear freehub design which is totaly inadaquate for trail use.
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Daniel
a Cross Country Rider
from Phoenix Date Reviewed: July 5, 2005
The rear hub and free wheel aren't durable at all. The rear hub has been rebuilt as well as having a new free wheel put on the set. Very poor durability for such expensive wheels. I would have thought for such a well engineered set of rims the quality would be better.
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Submitted by
jaghouse
a Cross Country Rider
from iowa Date Reviewed: June 28, 2005
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$600.00
Weaknesses:
rear hub not reliable.
Similar Products Used:
crossland
Bottom Line:
I cant believe these are getting a choice award. My rear hub is toast after one year of riding. I also have a bent spoke and split nipple probably from all the loose rock that was hitting the wheel at Berryman, MO. No way will I ever purchase a Mavic wheelset again.
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Matt Hawkins
a Racer
from Earlysville, VA Date Reviewed: April 22, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Kicker
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$650.00
Purchased At:
The Bike Stop Culpeper, VA
Strengths:
Weight, Durability and all-around quality
Weaknesses:
Color?
Similar Products Used:
Other Mavic...
Bike Setup:
Cannondale CAAD 5 with goodies
Bottom Line:
This is the only wheelset to have if you want the best of everything... they make 'em lighter, they make 'em cheaper, but nobody does it all in one package like Mavic... I also ride Ksyriums on the road and both sets are bombproof and faster than speeding bullets.
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Jeff
a Cross Country Rider
from Canton Ga Date Reviewed: April 11, 2005
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Purchased At:
Came with bike
Strengths:
Strong, lite, UST, finish
Weaknesses:
Freewheel, lack of a real warranty
Bike Setup:
04 Enduro S-works.
Bottom Line:
This review is for the SL Disc, these wheels were stock on the Enduro when I bought it. I was really hesitant about these wheels being able to take the abuse a 220lb guy like I can put on them. Well 8 months have gone by and I have yet to need to true the wheels and they are hop free and as straight as new. I run UST tires and have no problems with leaks.
The big problem I have is at about 500 miles the rear freewheel starting making a ton of noise when I would get about 20 MPH going downhill and coasting. When I took the rear hub apart the axel was loose so I tighten everything back up and re-lubed it all. This worked for another 200 miles until I went to pedal and my cranks and chain just spun. I had my shop call up Mavic for warranty on them and they said this was normal wear and tear and they would not warranty it.
I am now very disappointed as I now have to pay for the new pawls and freewheel for a $850 wheel set that didn’t last 1 year or even 1,000 miles. I would not recommend anyone pay the price they are asking without buying the now optional insurance they sale when you buy these new retail.
Sorry Mavic but I will never buy a wheel set from you.
I am giving it a 1 for Value since the freewheel was not made to last and a 3 for overall rating as I really love the wheels except for the freewheel.
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Antoine Leclerc
a Weekend Warrior
from Montréal, Canada Date Reviewed: April 1, 2005
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Purchased At:
came with bike
Strengths:
Looks Weight Rolls fast E-Z to mount a tire Stay true Areo spokes Cool decals
Weaknesses:
Price Needs maintenance and care Not for FR or DH
Similar Products Used:
none
Bike Setup:
Cannondale Scalpel 3000 '03
Bottom Line:
These wheels came with my bike I bought used. The Crossmax were one good reason to buy that bike. I didn't bought it new, so I don't know the condition of the hubs and bearing, the rim what straight and true so that's what it count for me.
As I'm riding back home, I noticed a lot of dragging when coasting down the road and deceided to stop buy my LBS. They checked the rear hub and showed me that one of the 2 ratchet failed. They also told me that the bearings were pretty much shot. My LBS suggest that I do a checkup on these wheels every year, to make sure everything fine. These wheels rolls fast, they are light, but everythins high-tech/ high performance needs more attention than the regular stuff. Since my tune-up, I'm not experiencing any issue with these.
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Big A
a Weekend Warrior
from VA Date Reviewed: January 21, 2005
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$500.00
Purchased At:
online retailer
Strengths:
Light, strong, roll smoothly, looks sweet.
Weaknesses:
Weak QR skewers/levers. Hubs came loose after 6 months, but not a major issue.
03 Specialized Enduro expert. Fox TALAS R, Mavic Crossmax Enduro wheels/Conti Vertical Pro 2.3 UST...
Bottom Line:
This review is for the CrossMax Enduro wheelset. I replaced my stock Mavic 223/Shimano deore wheelset and have loved the CrossMax's ever since. They have yet to come out of true, and the spokes still have tension after 6 months of riding over mostly rocky/rooted singletrack. They also roll much smoother than my old wheels. The biggest problem I have faced is that the skewers are crap. The front skewer came loose on my last ride, and even when I tighten the hell out of it, the hub wants to slip when the brake is applied. The skewers also have no feel to them, it is either wimpy-loose or gorilla tight. So I replaced them with Salsa Flip-off's, which feel really nice and seem to have solved the problem. The hubs also worked their way a little loose, but I can accredit that to just breaking in. I tightened the cones down, and they are good to go. I recommend these wheels for trail riding, and I have heard some people use them for light freeriding, but I don't really see them holding up to that. Overall a great aggresive trail wheelset.
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tim
a Cross Country Rider
from hyde park Date Reviewed: January 8, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Stealth (@909)
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$525.00
Purchased At:
Overlook Mountain Bikes
Strengths:
They feel (and look) durable. They hold air. Reasonable weight
Weaknesses:
My rear hub was loosening regularly after a short time. Then they got the "death shriek" and major vibration. Then the shop sent them out and Mavic had them for 3 months before I got a new one back.
Similar Products Used:
Crossroc tubeless (mine are very durable) 317's, 517's
Bike Setup:
03 Jekyll, I like my avid mech's
Bottom Line:
For the dough, I hope the warranteed rear hub holds up. I'm thinking I could have a better custom wheel for the same $. Since other's have had the same problem, I'd say Mavic's flagship wheel could be better.
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Richard
a Racer
from San Antonio Date Reviewed: January 5, 2005
-rear free wheel is a poor quality Have had the rear free wheel serviced 3 times. 1st time was within the 1st month. Had same problem with my Mavic 223's (rear free wheel)
Similar Products Used:
Mavic 223's.
Bike Setup:
04' Specialized Epic comp disc.
Bottom Line:
Bottem line is this, I love these wheels. They are light, super durable, great looking, and just about bullit proof. One time I got tangled up with a buddy in a crash. He got his crank and pedal twisted up in the spokes really good. Took us a few minutes to get un tangled. Suprisingly no damage to the wheels. Just a little paint scraped off where his pedal was twisted up in the wheel. We couldn't believe it. These wheels are also super agile and firm on the trails. Great handling. I noticed the difference from my 223's the 1st time I had them on the bike. Here's the downside: And I am dissapointed that such a great wheel could have such a weakness. And that's the freewheel. It is poor quality! I have had it serviced 3 times since purchased. The 1st time was 1 month after purchase. It took two repairs to get it right that time. Five months later the same thing. Luckily I have a year warrantly so repairs have been free. However, I am concerned what's going to happen after the warranty is over. Local mechanics have told me to get a couple of sets of bearings and the retainer springs inside the free hub as these parts are hard to come by sometimes. For $600 the free wheel should be a good as the rest of the set. Therefore the value rating is lower than the overall rating.
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Submitted by
Greg H
a Cross Country Rider
from Golden, CO, USA Date Reviewed: January 3, 2005
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$600.00
Purchased At:
Ebay
Strengths:
Light and very stiff.
Weaknesses:
FREEHUB.
Similar Products Used:
Shimano wheels of all flavors.
Bike Setup:
Specialized Epic. F100RLC. Magura Marta's. Crossmax SL's. Custom built and fully loaded at 24.3 lbs.
Bottom Line:
These wheels are really starting to piss me off. They have now been in the shop twice for the freehub on the rear wheel. For the price I paid I am extremely disappointed. The only catch is that they are great stiff and light wheels. It is just to bad that I am going to have to sell them and pick up something more reliable. Come on Mavic, these are your flagship wheels, and they keep breaking?
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Aegis
a Weekend Warrior
from Fillmore, CA Date Reviewed: November 19, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Big Sycamore
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Purchased At:
Came Stock on Giant VT1
Strengths:
- convert from 20mm thru axle to 9mm q-release with included adapters - bombproof - after a year of aggressive trail riding, occasional DH, gnarly singltrack ... still true - no need to fuss over adjusting the free hubs.
Weaknesses:
- pricey spoke wrench needed ($12) - burps air on strong/harsh impact to the sides of wheels - doesn't hold air well (solution: use Stan's Notubes sealant)
Overall these wheels are great. They take a beating. Running into curbs, 3 ft. drops, uneven jump landings, rock gardens, and they are still true.
UST technology is still not flawless. Still some short comings, especially in the burping air department. I don't if it the UST tire technology or the Wheelsets themselves. I have burped air no matter what type of tires I ran, or what pressure I set them at. But, with all the other advantages like low tire pressure, no more money spent on tubes, faster rolling speed, no more tire levers - I probably won't go back to tubed tires.
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Dave
a Weekend Warrior
from Chelmsford, MA Date Reviewed: October 6, 2004
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$650.00
Purchased At:
Cycleloft
Strengths:
strong, light and look great
Weaknesses:
front wheel magnet isn't included and must be purchased separately (although their web site says it is included)
Similar Products Used:
mavic 223, bontrager race light
Bike Setup:
mostly stock '02 enduro
Bottom Line:
I run Hutchinson Scorpion 2.3's with this wheelset and the combination rocks. The bike handles like a dream.
Jumping used to be sketchy and rock gardens were always a challenge, but with this combination the bike handles beautifully and rolls over everything.
The biggest area of improvement is in jumping. I'm 205 lbs and they feel very stiff on take-off and landing - also handles better once airborn. It makes jumping alot more fun!
IMHO this is a pricey wheelset but worth it.
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Submitted by
mike
a Cross Country Rider
from Steamboat Springs, Co, USA Date Reviewed: August 22, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Pipeline
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$700.00
Purchased At:
Sore Saddle
Strengths:
They spin fast. Look cool. No problem holding air.
Weaknesses:
freehub is high maintenance. Narrow rim causes the tires to roll to the side with lower air pressur and a heavy rider (195 lbs). A wider rim will eliminate this. they dont seem stiff.
Similar Products Used:
machine tech, xtr, gt,white ind., mavic
Bike Setup:
moots smoothie
Bottom Line:
These hubs require tons of maintenance. After 700 miles they have been in the shop three times to repair a sticky freewheel and a non enguaging freewheel. They have been a huge dissapiontment especially since they are so expensive.
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Submitted by
fleaspe
a Cross Country Rider
from Highlands Ranch, CO Date Reviewed: July 22, 2004
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Strengths:
Very stiff and lightweight wheelset..
Weaknesses:
front hub
Similar Products Used:
Bontrager Race Lites
Bike Setup:
Rocky Mountain Element, full XTR, king headset, fox vanilla RL fork
Bottom Line:
great set of wheels.. only downfall on them is that the screws that shimano sends with the rotors are too long and if tightend too much will crack/break the front hub body.. so either cut or use shorter bolts for mounting the rotors.. other than that wheels are sweet
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Submitted by
wzl
a
from ABQ NM Date Reviewed: July 12, 2004
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
Stiff. Light. Tracks well.
Weaknesses:
Freehub body sucks. It is not warrantied, it's a $50 part, and it lasted me about 6 months even though I ride several other bikes which cuts down on the use this particular wheel saw.
Bottom Line:
Freehubs suck, they're not warrantied, and they cost $50.
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Mason Smith
a Cross Country Rider
from Laguna Niguel, Ca, Date Reviewed: June 23, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Harding Truck Trail
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$600.00
Purchased At:
ROck-n-Road
Strengths:
I am 195 and was somewhat concerned about stiffness and durability when I purchased the wheelset. I did a lot of research on MTBR, asking around at local bike shops,fellow riders, etc. I was constantly being brought back to this wheelset. I have been riding the wheels 3/week for about three months and here are the strengths: rolling speed is great, fairly light weight, quiet, of course they look awesome, and from what I have heard, are easy to maintain. Durability is yet to be determined...
Weaknesses:
I came from Chris King hubs and I miss the fast engagement, not as stiff for a 195 lb rider as I was hoping for, and at $600, custom may be the way to go. They look cool and that seems to be a large appeal for many riders, but the performance isn't what you may get from a custom set, hand laced with great hubs.
Similar Products Used:
Chris Kings with Mavic 517
Bike Setup:
Santa Crus Blur ('03), XTR drive train ('04), disc, Thompson post and stem, Monkey lite bars, Mavic Crossmax disc wheelset
Bottom Line:
The wheels are still new to me... At 195 lbs, and an aggressive cross country rider, I was hoping for more stiffness. Don't let the looks suck you in, think performance and be willing to spend the same amount, or less for custom hand built wheels.
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James Hemphill
a Cross Country Rider
from Silver City, NM Date Reviewed: May 12, 2004
Favorite Trail:
CD North
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$600.00
Purchased At:
Gila Hike and Bike
Strengths:
Stiffness. The front wheel tracks great through the gnarly stuff! Hubs roll smoothly.
Weaknesses:
spokes
Similar Products Used:
xtr, 517 double butted spokes, alloy nips, 3 cross F/R. I road these wheels for 3 years until I got disc brakes.
Bike Setup:
Ventana El Fuego, xtr and xt stuff.
Bottom Line:
These are not good wheels if you ride terrain that has lots of loose rocks (baby heads) like the south west has. Rocks coming off the trail and hitting the spokes is unavoidable somtimes. The aluminum spokes on the Xmax are soft and bend MUCH more easily than steel spokes. I rode the wheel hard for almost a year when I started breaking spokes in the rear wheel. I will say that the wheel stayed damn true through all the beatings and bent spokes, so I was impressed with the strength of the rims.
These wheels would be AWSOME just about anywere else.
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Derek Falberg
a Cross Country Rider
from Solana Beach, CA Date Reviewed: April 8, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Mission Trails
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$500.00
Purchased At:
mtbr.com
Strengths:
Lightweight, durable, never, ever had them trued.
Weaknesses:
Incredibly expensive at $850/set new. Hubs get a little loose sometimes, that's about it.
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