Cycling Bargains - Evans Cycles Mavic Cosmic SL 65 Disc Wheelset - Black (evans-84525203000)
Evans Cycles Mavic Cosmic SL 65 Disc Wheelset - Black
Product Description
With an aero rim shape, lighter overall weight, and easier to use Tubeless technology, this road wheel for disc brakes maximises your watts with ultra-efficient performance. A perfect choice for fast, flat road races or windy triathlons, this wind-slicing carbon wheel features progressive aerodynamic technology and stable ride quality. The rim is engineered with a NACA profile that's 65mm deep and 26mm wide. Proven aero speed 65mm deep/26mm wide NACA rim profile for low drag and stability in cross winds Optimized for 25mm tyres Flat spokes Faster acceleration and better control Reduced inertia of the lightweight rim delivers instant acceleration Lighter spokes make the wheel feel snappier Disc-brake specific spoke lacing, thru-axle compatible Improved UST Road delivering speed, comfort and control No tubes means less friction, improved efficiency and grip with reduced risk of punctures Rim bed shape makes it easier to mount and change tyres Weight_ 1750g
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