Product Details
The Mavic Ksyrium Pro M25 Wheelset uses the same technology as the Ksyrium Pro SL, which has set new standards for modern wheel building. This wheel is equally at ease on fast rolling terrain or mountain courses, and for a couple of hours or an all-day adventure. This year were bringing in a new rim shape, which is enlarged by two millimeters. That might not sound much, but when combined with 25mm tires it increases the air volume by 18%. This extra volume means you can lower the tire pressure by 20 PSI while maintaining the same rolling resistance as with a narrower rim and tire. The result is greatly improved comfort with no compromise on rolling efficiency to keep you fast on the long haul. And despite the lower tire pressure, the increased distance between the rim edge and the ground(thanks to the extra air) means pinch flats are easily avoided.
Trademark Ksyrium lightweight stiffness and durability
Everything else riders love about the Ksyrium Pro stays the same, including the sweet combination of low weight, stiffness and durability for unsurpassed ride quality. Its thanks to key features adapted from the Ksyrium Pro SL:
Matching Yksion Pro tires
This wheel also comes with our Yksion Pro tires, which offer a great balance of grip, rolling resistance and a low weight of only 205g in 25mm thanks to the supple 127 TPI casing, Kevlar beads and our well-balanced rubber compound.
The front wheel comes with the Griplink version; with a specific tread pattern to evacuate water quickly when cornering, increasing confidence and speed in difficult conditions. It also offers a very strong Kevlar puncture protection for added safety.
The rear wheel comes with the Powerlink version; with a more supple nylon puncture protection instead of Kevlar to lower rolling resistance. To reduce rolling resistance and increase speed even further, the tread pattern is optimized to reduce the pressure on the ground. This also improves water evacuation from the center to increase traction and efficiency in wet conditions.
