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Old 05-17-20, 02:48 PM
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Squeal on fast descent from 2016 Mavic Ksyrium wheels

2016 Mavic Ksyrium wheels with 5600 miles made a high pitched squeal on mtn descent this past weekend. First time I’ve ridden in the mtns with these wheels and I haven’t had any service done since purchasing.. After 15 minutes of fast descending, get a high pitched squeal from what I believe is the front hub. Theory is heat and lube dried out. Stopped for a while, rode the brakes a little more and sound didn’t return. Can’t find much online about disassembling Mavic Ksyrium hubs or from Mavic website. Does anyone have a good video or any instructions?
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If the brakes are disc type I would suspect the pads just kissing the rotor. If a hub was squealing I expect it would be pretty much gone unless it was a rubber seal..
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Google' Mavic death squeal'
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Usually it's the freehub demanding oil. It's a Mavik thing.
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Originally Posted by darkhorse75
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Yes, I had this on my Ksyriums. You can't just dribble oil in either, it needs to be serviced.
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Update: went to Amazon, found front ceramic bearings for $14 from VXB Bearing. Fairly straightforward replacement and seems to be working fine. Thanks for the help.
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