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Hi
Confused here, can the Mavic Crossrides be converted to 9 mm QR with adaptors.Do they ship with the wheels or can you buy them?
I cannot work it out!
Cheers in adavnce, but dont't tell me to buy a new bike!
give us a hand! i may have to revert to google!
I bought mine from rose bikes and had to buy the QR converters separately, front one comes with a QR too.
[url= http://www.rosebikes.co.uk/article/mavic-reducing-kit-for-front-wheels-716011 ]FRONT[/url]
[url= http://www.rosebikes.co.uk/article/mavic-reducing-kit-for-rear-wheels ]REAR[/url]
You're after some Mavic 29er wheels in Q/R?
[url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/garage-clearout-mavic-29er-wheels-conti-tyres-enve-road-fork-105-brakes ]*Cough Cough Blatant sales pitch*[/url]
I have some 29er Crossrides for sale
They come with the rear 9mm adaptor which you can get from Evans
If you're looking at new wheels, the 2015 versions come as 15mm front and 12x135 rear with included adapters for 12x142. If you want QR (front or rear) you need a separate adapter which are readily available.
QR comes as standard on the Crossones.
We have plenty of adapters in stock; if you don't want to buy from Germany or second-hand but are after a deal, give us a shout and we'll see what we can work out for you.
Cheers everyone, seems workable.
However my beady eye has caught Merlins deal on Shimanos, with free rotors and are tubeless ready for £160 ISH!
Any thoughts on Shimano wheels generally?
Perfectly good wheels but they are cup and cone not cartridge so it depends on your maintenance skills
mmm, i was hoping for cartridge, any thoughts on the difference these days.
In my opinion cartridge run so much smoother and I have been impressed by how long they last.
my issue is price, I am somewhat limited!
Performance wise they'll be near as the same
I prefer cartridge as they can be brought back from the dead where as you have to keep cup & cone alive.
Nice point there