Crossmax Expert Needed
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dbmtb":3damyzp1 said:
Consider yourself asked ;-)
I am trying to ID some wheels I have just bought (in particular the year) so I can gather the tech info / service documents / keep an eye out for any special tools I need
Info known so far :
Sidewall (ceramic) ID : Crossmax SL SSC
All silver - spokes, hubs etc
Flat fat bladed spokes
Radial front
Radial / 2x rear
Machined rims between spokes
UST
Weight (calibrated scales) - front 651.0g / rear 852.7g
The hubs look to adjusted from one side only via a collar with pin holes. Front adjuster is ano black, rear looks to be Ti
They have serial number stickers but the Mavic tech section on the website either doesn't recognise them or doesn't work :-(
Pics soon !
Any ideas ?
Cheers,
WD
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Crossmax SSC SL I think, from about 2007.
I have a pair at home, waiting for a suitable build! tool info here:
http://www.tech-mavic.com/tech-mavic/uk/sources/OutillageMSCGarantie/Tools.pdf
I have a pair at home, waiting for a suitable build! tool info here:
http://www.tech-mavic.com/tech-mavic/uk/sources/OutillageMSCGarantie/Tools.pdf
OK here are the pictures :
The adjustment collar (I think this is Ti) :
This had some surface rust on it but it cleaned off with a spray of GT85 and a light scrub with a toothbrush so I suspect it might have been transfer from the cassette ? – I don’t know what material it is ? :
Serial numbers if it helps the ID :
Spoke count / lacing patterns:
The geeky alignment shot :
I do suspect now that they might be 97’s, would you agree ?
Cheers,
WD
The adjustment collar (I think this is Ti) :
This had some surface rust on it but it cleaned off with a spray of GT85 and a light scrub with a toothbrush so I suspect it might have been transfer from the cassette ? – I don’t know what material it is ? :
Serial numbers if it helps the ID :
Spoke count / lacing patterns:
The geeky alignment shot
:
I do suspect now that they might be 97’s, would you agree ?
Cheers,
WD
A link to mavic technical pages detailing wheels from i think pre Y2K to present:
username: mavic-com
password: dealer
http://www.tech-mavic.com/tech-mavic/technical_manual/data/logon.php
username: mavic-com
password: dealer
http://www.tech-mavic.com/tech-mavic/technical_manual/data/logon.php
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