Mavic Aksium Clincher Road Wheelset - 700c


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The Mavic Aksium Clincher Road Wheelset is designed for aspiring road cyclists seeking a reliable and durable wheelset for daily use. It offers enhanced stiffness and strength with its straight-pull spoke design, leading to improved performance on the road. However, it's important to note that this model is specifically for disc brake road bikes. This guide provides comprehensive information on setup, maintenance, and maximizing your wheelset's performance.
| Model Part Number | 889645680903 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mavic |
The Mavic Aksium Clincher Road Wheelset is compatible with tires up to 32mm wide.
These wheels are designed for disc brakes only.
Regularly clean the wheels, inspect the spokes, and check the hub bearings. Professional service is recommended for bearing maintenance.
Spoke tension should be checked regularly, especially after hard riding or impacts. Minor adjustments can be made with a spoke wrench.
No, these wheels are designed for clincher tires with inner tubes only.
The QRM bearings are designed for longevity, but lifespan depends on usage and maintenance. Regular cleaning and inspection are essential.
Installation typically involves mounting tires, setting up the disc brakes, and ensuring the wheel is properly aligned in the frame. Consult a professional if you're not familiar with these procedures.
Check and tighten the spokes. If the noise persists, inspect the hub bearings and seek professional service if needed.
Adjust the brake caliper alignment and ensure rotors are straight.
Inspect the tire and rim tape for damage. Replace the tire or rim tape as necessary. Ensure the tire is inflated to the correct pressure.
Inspect the hub bearings. Consult a professional to service the hub if necessary.
