Mavic

Can anybody tell me if Mavic road wheels listed as 2013 and Shimano compatible are actually compatible with their 11 speed stuff?

Mavic Sprint Bibshorts, size UK Med/Intnl Lg, in black with black logo.

Details here:
http://www.mavic.com/en/product/apparel/shorts/apparel/Sprint-Bib-Short

Worn twice, they're just a little too big for me (6'2", 32" waist, 34" leg)

As new condition, freshly washed (obviously)

RRP is £90, cheapest I can find them online is £70. Yours for £50 posted.

Here for Sale is my much loved Mavic Wheelset!

A great addition to any bike, superlight and no worries about getting blown around like on those silly zipps.
Never used for training, just racing, wheels are true.

Front - Mavic Ksyrium SLR Tubular (Currently £440 on Chain Reaction)
Rear - Mavic R-SYS Slr Tubular (Currently £815 on Chain Reaction)

Complete with Vittoria CORSA EVO CX tyres!

Come complete with QR's and Mavic Spacer, no wheel bags provided, but will be posted in a secure box!

French wheel, and these days clothing, manufacturer Mavic offers an almost bewildering choice of jackets. I reckon the Mavic Echappée jacket is the pick of the bunch for most British winter weather riding though, with an insulating softshell construction that works right down to zero degrees.

Afternoon everyone,
I'm narrowing my choices regarding a new bike, but have a dilemma. Two of those on the shortlist are a Trek Madone 4.7 and a Canyon Ultimate CF 9.0. Extremely similar geometry (58 in the Trek = 60 in the Canyon), both full carbon good quality frames, both with Shimano Ultegra. However, the Trek has Bontrager Race Tubeless Ready wheels, which the LBS tell me are "pretty much equivalent to Ksyrium Elites". Is this about right? The Canyon actually has Ksyrium Elites.

Mavic's Echappée bib tights provide good warmth with windproof front panels that have withstood the coldest winter days.