Mavic P-21 Disc Rim - 29 Inch

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The Mavic P-21 Disc Rim is an ideal choice for road cycling enthusiasts and mountain bikers seeking a balance between durability and performance for 29-inch wheel builds. Engineered for versatility, this high-quality alloy rim provides a robust foundation for disc-braking systems, making it a reliable upgrade or replacement option; however, users should ensure their hub configuration matches the specific spoke hole count to guarantee compatibility with their existing wheel build.
| Model Part Number | MVR26701 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mavic |
No, this is a disc-specific rim and does not feature a machined braking surface for rim pads.
The spoke bed diameter is 589 mm.
Yes, it is designed for 29-inch wheels, making it suitable for cross-country and general mountain biking use.
The rim features a height of 25 mm.
Availability varies by model; please verify the specific spoke count (e.g., 24H) on your packaging before starting your build.
Ensure you are using 589 mm as your base measurement for the effective rim diameter during your calculation.
This is normal for a new wheel build. Take the wheel to a professional mechanic for a 'de-stress' and re-tensioning.
Check that the wheel is correctly seated in the dropouts and perform a standard caliper alignment procedure.
To ensure a successful build, verify that your hubs feature the same spoke hole count (e.g., 24H) as your specific rim variant. When lacing the wheel, use the 589 mm spoke bed diameter as the basis for your ERD (Effective Rim Diameter) measurements to calculate correct spoke lengths. For care, avoid using corrosive cleaning agents on the alloy surface. Periodically inspect the spoke nipples for tension loss, especially during the 'break-in' period of a new wheel build. Keep the disc rotor mount area clean and free of debris to ensure your brake calipers operate silently and effectively.