Mavic AllRoad Pro Road Disc Wheelset Review

• Technology: GripLink: A front tyre must fully liberate the wheel’s ability to hold the ground and control the bike. Therefore, GripLink tyres are optimised for front use, by offering a superior grip and extra puncture protection. The safest grip with great steering control: Grippy tread compound and water evacuation tread pattern Hold the road in any situation: Light and supple high density casing Reduced risk of flats: Strong Kevlar anti-puncture breaker PowerLink: A rear tyre, whether a clincher or a tubular, must fully liberate the wheel’s ability to transfer power and generate speed. Therefore, PowerLink tyres are optimised for rear wheel use, by minimising the rolling resistance. Superior energy transfer, reduced rolling resistance and safe grip thanks to optimised tread pattern Improved drive: Light and supple high density casing Higher durability and reduced risk of flats: Nylon anti-puncture breaker QRM+ (Qualité de Roulements Mavic +): Mavic’s most demanding level. Those cartridge bearings are of course double sealed with C3 internal clearance and topped with a micro-adjustability system. Tight tolerances for high rolling efficiency Quick adjustment according to performance goals: Precision “free” adjustment for maximum fluidity, or perfect high precision setting for all-weather rides Isopulse (Optimum energy transfer): The spokes are laced radially on the drive side and crossed 2 on the non-drive side to maximise drive side dish, thus providing a better spoke tension balance between left and right flanges. Higher stiffness under heavy loads for crystal clear energy transmission Better wheel stability for less maintenance Fore (Stiffer and stronger): Instead of being drilled, the lower rim bridge is pushed up on the inside and then threaded to enable the spoke nipples to be directly screwed in it, leaving the upper rim bridge intact. Rim is 4 times more resistant to fatigue stress 20% increase in the rim rigidity to maximise power transfer Zicral (Light, stiff and strong): A specific aluminium alloy that provides spokes with higher stiffness-to-weight ratio while being stronger. Lighter spokes for easier climbing Stiffer spokes for better energy transmission Stronger spokes for increased durability Maxtal (Light and strong): Exclusive to Mavic, this specific aluminium alloy offers a higher strength to weight ratio than conventional 6106 alloy. 30% more resistant rims Lighter rims SUP (Stronger and smoother joint): Soudé Usiné Process. After bending, the rim joint is arc welded. The welded seam is then milled for a smooth finish. Extremely strong rim joint Eliminates shuddering when braking Superior wheel balance Instant Drive 360: The Instant Drive 360 freewheel system is super light and fast to engage with only 9°. A large contactless rubber seal provides low friction, while a wide array of end caps makes it super versatile. Oversize aluminium axle and hardened alloy freewheel driver body saves 40g 40 teeth dual ratchet system provides fast 9° engagement Radial seal provides low friction for higher speed and perfect waterproofness Comprehensive end cap adapters make it compatible with any type of retention system and driver body (QR, 12×142, HG, ED…) ISM 4D (Inter Spoke Milling 4 Dimensions): An exclusive Mavic patented concept, ISM 4D significantly reduces weight and inertia without compromising durability. The smooth profile also helps reducing aerodynamic drag. 15% lighter rim, the lowest inertia for instant acceleration, better handling and faster climbing Variable rim thickness optimises constraints management for more reliability Smoother rim profile offers better air flow which reduces drag for higher speed Spokes Material: Zicral Shape: Straight pull, bladed Nipples: Fore integrated aluminium Count: 24 front and rear Lacing: Front crossed 2, rear Isopulse Hubs Front and Rear Bodies: Aluminium Axle Material: Aluminium Sealed cartridge bearings Freewheel: Instant Drive 360 Front: 12x100mm (Quick release and 15mm compatible, end caps sold separately) Rear: 12x142mm (Quick release and 12x135mm compatible, end caps sold separately) Tyre Yksion Elite Guard or Yksion Elite Allroad UST Ready (Yksion Elite Allroad only) Front and Rear Tread: Single Compound Casing: 120 TPI Breaker: Polyamide, from bead to bead Dimensions: 28-622 (700x28c) or 30-622 (700x40C) Versions Disc standard: 6 Bolts or Centre Lock(R) Compatibility Freewheel: Shimano/SRAM, convertible to Campagnolo and XD-R with optional driver bodies Front axle: Convertible from 12mm thru axle to quick release or 15mm thru axle with optional adapters (sold separately) Rear axle: 12mm thru axle, convertible to Quick Release with optional adapters (sold separately) Delivered With Front 12x135mm end caps Rear 12x142mm end caps for Instant Drive 360 freehub UST valve and accessories Specific disc bolts Multifunction adjustment wrench User guide Weight: Pair: 1620g Front: 770g Rear: 850g Tyre 700×28: 245g Tyre 700×30: 330g  
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As with many cyclists, be it mountain bikers, BMX riders or road cyclists we want to take the time to make sure we get the best products. Where cycling is a passion for many we often invest a lot of our time and money into the hobby. And as we know, getting the right products can give us that small competitive advantage either over our actual competitors, our mates or even just beating our own goals. But because we do invest so much in our bikes and our equipment it’s really important to buy from recognised retailers, in our most recent search, we found many products available online for ridiculously (almost laughable) prices. They were just so low that alarm bells should instantly be ringing. That’s why we only recommend buying from the retailers that you really know and trust, names like Wiggle, Chain Reaction and Evans Cycles are just some of those that we use regularly. With these retailers you know you’re in safe hands and can expect great service, great returns policies and if anything was to go wrong great customer service under a warranty claim.

But onto the reason you’re here today, let’s delve into some of the details of Mavic AllRoad Pro Road Disc Wheelset to help you understand a bit more about where it sits in the market against some of the many alternatives that are available out there. We’re very aware that by buying our cycling stuff online that we’ve missed out on the opportunity to actually see and test the product first. This is where reviews come in to their own, as it gives us that chance to hear from other like-minded cyclists about how good or bad a product is.

As you would expect, our first and top piece of advice before buying, is to read lots and lots of Mavic AllRoad Pro Road Disc Wheelset reviews. With a review score of 9.9 out of 10 it’s likely that there will be lots of great detailed reviews to help you. And if you find that actually the reviews are suggesting Mavic AllRoad Pro Road Disc Wheelset isn’t right for you then there will be tons and tons of other reviews for other products in the Wheel Sets category. In fact we’ve got 185 products reviewed in this category alone.

Something that makes it particularly challenging is the vast range of choice, as mentioned above there are 185 products in the Wheel Sets category. There are also 721 products from the brand Mavic. And then getting into the specifics even more there are 79 products from Mavic in the category “Wheel Sets”.