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Mavic Kysrium SL hub slop - how to fix

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  1. Hello,

    I have a pair of 2005 Mavic Kysrium SL with about 5k miles on them. At about 2k miles, I noticed slop/play in the front hub an the rim will deflect from side to side about 1/16". Bounding the front wheel off the ground makes a noticable vibration sound similar to a loose front fork. It seems minor and doesn't bother me much and have been riding on them since.

    I'm a newbie with these wheels and I was wondering if an adjustment can be made to the hubs to eliminate the slop/play. Do these hubs have sealed bearings which cannot be adjusted? Any advice would help.

    -Tom

  2. namg_engr said:

    Hello,

    I have a pair of 2005 Mavic Kysrium SL with about 5k miles on them. At about 2k miles, I noticed slop/play in the front hub an the rim will deflect from side to side about 1/16". Bounding the front wheel off the ground makes a noticable vibration sound similar to a loose front fork. It seems minor and doesn't bother me much and have been riding on them since.

    I'm a newbie with these wheels and I was wondering if an adjustment can be made to the hubs to eliminate the slop/play. Do these hubs have sealed bearings which cannot be adjusted? Any advice would help.

    -Tom

    The hubs can be micro-adjusted. There is a tool that comes with Mavic wheels sets for this purpose. If you do not have the tool, take it to your local bick shop and I am sure they would be happy to assist you.

    Adjusting them takes about 10 seconds.

    You can also purchase the tool (I got mine off of Ebay) for about $10.00.

    Some say a pair of spanners will work as well for this purpose but I would stick the right tool.

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