Mavic pairs its wider Pro Carbon SL wheels with its own Yksion Pro 25c clinchers or tubulars. The 25c tubular is shown here. © Cyclocross Magazine
However, the tubular versions, in both rim and disc brake versions, may be a new contender for the high-end, carbon tubular race wheelset for cyclocross. Mavic has checked the boxes with both brake and axle compatibility, and certainly has built a lightweight wheelset that should rival offerings from companies like Zipp, Reynolds, Bontrager and Vision. We’re anxious to test a disc tubular set when they’re released this September. Stay tuned.
See more Mavic Ksyrium Carbon Pro SL photos and details in the additional photos below:
