Mavic Ksyrium Elite 2020 UST Tubeless Centre Lock Disc Brake 700c Road Wheelset

A favourite for everyday road training and racing, this versatile wheel system produces a lightweight, dynamic ride quality that now has the added benefits of Mavic’s UST Road Tubeless technology. This patented system provides seamless integration between the wheel and Mavic’s new Yksion Elite UST tubeless tires. It makes installation, removal and maintenance easier than ever, and you get all the benefits of tubeless, including less rolling resistance and a smoother, more controlled ride quality. Without tubes, you can run lower tire pressure with no risk of pinch flats, and the sealant helps prevent punctures. The rims are engineered using Mavic’s ISM 4D technology and a wider design (19mm internal/23mm external). ISM stands for Inter Spoke Milling, a unique process that trims the thickness of the rim wall between the spokes to create a rim that’s lighter but still very durable. To reinforce the front wheel for disc brakes, we increased the spoke count to 24. The hub is compatible with a 12mm thru-axle, 15mm thru-axle or quick release. The rear wheel uses 24 straight-pull spokes laced to Mavic’s lightweight, fast engagement Instant Drive 360 hub mechanism. Delivered in 12x142, it can be also converted to regular quick release. It’s compatible with Shimano or SRAM cassettes and can be converted to Campagnolo or SRAM XD-R.

Mavic is a French bicycle components manufacturer, best known for their sponsorship of the Tour De France and the quality of their products, especially their wheels, used by everyone from beginners to professionals. Mavic have spent the over one hundred years driving forward innovation in the technology and the culture of cycling, from developing the first alloy rims in 1934 to introducing neutral support cars in 1972. Mavic Test their products relentlessly. First, they check the science with wind tunnel tests. Computer simulations. Reams of data. Then they push their prototypes to the limit, putting them through three years’ worth of use in three days. Finally, both professional and amateur riders get to test the prototypes, sometimes for as long as two years before Mavic are finally satisfied.