Mavic Crossride Disc Reviews

Pros: the looks and the price and take a beating

Cons: try and find blade spokes at a bikeshop

Recommendation: The 24th will be 1 year that I have had them. Last week I wrecked on a jump landing and the process I kicked a spoke out of the hub. When I did this it compromised the notch in the hub were the spoke locks in. It has come out once after 16 miles of trail. I reinstalled it today and did 12 miles and it still in. Its to bad I am happy otherwise with the rims Im rough on them and weight 215 pounds.

Pros: light strong and sik looking.cheap

Cons: nothing

Recommendation: i love these things. i got mine on clearance at nashbar.com for 119 bucks.they are lighter than the wtbs that came on my bike and are easy to use. i run "ghetto tubless" with conti race kings and the ease of setup was amazing. they are responsive and roll fast. i love the mavic sound, some people dont like the loud ratcheting sound but i like it.have another friend that runs these and he is also very happy with them. i dont do a lot of jumps and these arent made to be dirt jump wheels they have stayed true and taken several drops with ease.

Model/Year: 2010 Mavic Crossride Disc -BLK

Pros: Bearings in hubs, Rigidity, Bladed Spokes

Cons: Skewers

Recommendation: I bought these as a replacement for my Deore 525/Sun Tomac Rims. I was going to rebuild the wheel, but found quite a deal on these. I have only ridden these a few times, and the skewers that came with these, you can mount these way off(alot more play than the skewers with my Deore). But once you get it set up right, these bearings rolls nice. Like I said, I have only ridden these a few times, so I will update later.