That narrow brake track was substantially thinner than most tires, so if you took a slice of a toroidal wheel with a tire mounted, you would have a football-shaped rim with a waist above it, then a broad circular tire. Only the deep section of these wheels was truly toroidal; with a tire, these wheels were in fact shaped like an “8.”
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The idea behind widening the brake track is simple. The tire itself is 23mm across at its broadest point. In order to create a continuous, smooth shape reminiscent of a football with both the rim and tire, the rim must be wider than the tire so the rubber doesn’t protrude past the sides of the wheel. Designing the rim around the tire worked. This newest generation of wheels is substantially more aerodynamic than the pre-2007 wheels.
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The historic French company created the concept of building wheels as a complete system—rim, spokes and hubs—in 1994. Before then, wheels were assembled from their individual components. This idea revolutionized cycling wheels, and now practically every bike rolls on pre-built wheels.
The French company announced their intentions to do the same with tires in 2010. At first, the change wasn’t that big. Instead of build wheels and tires separately, high-end Mavic road wheels now came with tires.
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