Mavic built wheelset CROSSRIDE 16 27.5 BOOST
The legendary Crossrides, now with a wider and lighter rim.
manufacturer code - P8442110
boost 15x110, 12x148.
outer rim width 26 mm
A mountain bike is an amazing tool for exploration. Mavic has designed its products to be agile and versatile for use on all trails. They offer the right mix of comfort, performance and reliability, and you can count on them in all conditions.
Key features
Wider and lighter rim
The wider rim offers a larger air volume in the tyre for a more comfortable ride
The new riveted rim makes steering easier
Butted spokes for optimal stiffness and reliability
Entry into Mavic style and performance
Mavic identity: new Crossride wheel graphics
Flat spokes
Mavic reliability: TS-2 freehub body, riveted rim
Compatible with wide tyres
Front axles 9/15, rear 9/12 x 135/142 – also available in a Boost version
XD freehub body option
Available in sizes 26″, 27.5″ and 29″
Specifications
Compatibility
Freehub body: Shimano/SRAM
Weight
Pair 650b/27.5″ without tyres: 1910 grams
Variants
Freehub body: TS-2 aluminium
Hub bodies: aluminium
Axle material: aluminium
Sealed cartridge bearing
Hubs
Hub width: Boost (front 110 mm, rear 148 mm) or standard (front 100 mm, rear 135/142 mm)
Rotor mounting: only 6 bolts
Colour: black only
Rims
ETRTO size 27.5″: 584x21C
Joint: riveted
Valve hole diameter: 8.5 mm
Drilling: traditional
Tyre type: tyres with inner tube
Internal width: 21 mm
Spokes
Nipples: steel, ABS
Material: steel
Shape: straight, flat
Lacing: 2x crossed front and rear
Count: 24 front and rear
Intended use
For a longer wheel life, Mavic recommends that the total weight of the rider including the bike does not exceed 120 kg
ASTM CATEGORY 3 : offroad with jumps less than 61cm
Recommended tyre width: 35 mm to 69 mm (1.4″ to 2.7″)
Package contents
Valve reducer
Rim tape
User manual
| manufacturer code: | 65115 |
| model year: | nespecifikován |















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































