Mavic Carbone SLE
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I have the sls. There narrow more of a traditional rim with a v shape. Sidewinds will catch them. As for how they ride. I had only ever ridden my stock wheels on my old giant so not alot to compare to. Seems easy to keep speed up when you get there. Especially when you get to 35 kph and above but this could be due to wheels or new frame i dont know.
<21mm width with roughly a 19mm inner rim width.
As the poster says above, they do catch sidewinds although are manageable. They are also practically bomb proof and I've hit many nasty bumps/potholes for them to survive admirably. Wet weather braking is not bad either, though not as good as the exalith I would imagine.
As the poster says above, they do catch sidewinds although are manageable. They are also practically bomb proof and I've hit many nasty bumps/potholes for them to survive admirably. Wet weather braking is not bad either, though not as good as the exalith I would imagine.