Tsunami is a small custom builder out of Arizona working exclusively with aluminum. Here is the link to the review I wrote for this frame:

http://ft-atalay.blogspot.com/2012/03/tsunami-frame-review.html

I liked the first one a lot so I am getting a second one (being built at the moment).

To register in the MP3 program, you need to get a registration card from your dealer. the dealer/shop confirms info like the date of purchase, retailer name, numeric code for wheel model and shop name, serial number of wheels, etc. then, YOU take this card home and complete the registration online, and pay $1. The registration site and all info can be found at http://www.mavic-mp3.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

on this website, you create an account and complete the secure payment transaction.

If your dealer doesn't have the MP3 registration card, have them call the Mavic headquarters so they can fax or email one quickly.
Or, send me a PM and I can scan a copy for you to take to your dealer.

Do this quickly, you MUST register for MP3 within 5 days of your wheels purchase!

Hi Maviczack - is MP3 available in the UK?

But in my case I'm not covered cause I got the wheels in Germany and shipped them to UK

sawyer, go to UK portal on the site and it's £1 to register them.


fab, why didn't you mention that before? Not sure where you stand.

I'm still debating as to whether or not I want to peel off the decals.
Best of luck with your decision.

I wouldn't. I think they look great when they're spinning!

BillyK & Fab, did you weigh them before fitting?

Nope sorry, didn't get the chance.

I just purchased a pair of 2012's for my Pinarello. I'll be taking them out tomorrow
for the first time. I'm still debating as to whether or not I want to peel off the decals.
Best of luck with your decision.

I wouldn't for now, I like it as it is maybe later..! They looks nice your Pinarello,

Thanks man. Sometimes I wonder if it's a little too much branding though.