Description Designed specially for front use, the Yksion Pro GripLink Tire offers maximum control and handling.
Mavic's special "S+" added Silica rubber compound grips the road and doesn't let go, inspiring confident corning in wet or dry conditions. A grooved tread delivers exceptional traction in wet or dry conditions. A Kevlar breaker helps prevent punctures without adding extra weight, and the 127 TPI nylon casing ensures a lively ride quality.
The Yksion Pro GripLink Tire is available in 700c x 23mm (23-622 ISO) and 700c x 25mm (25-622 ISO). Folding bead. Claimed weight: 190 grams (23mm version). Black with White logos.
Mavic has specifically optimized this tire to function as a set with the GripLink up front and their PowerLink tire on the rear wheel.
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Reviewed 9/15/2014
by Anonymous
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Michigan
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5 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
Great tyre. Smooth, supple and offers great grip
This tyre, or set of tyres, offer a great road feel. Plenty of grip makes cornering smooth and the rider feels in control. Suppleness takes away vibration and they roll really well. I picked up a pinch flat riding on gravel when the tyre was slightly under inflated but otherwise they have performed exceptionally well.
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Reviewed 8/22/2013
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
NJ
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12 of 19 customers found this review helpful.
Poor labelingNo product support
I had no idea what direction to mount these tires in. There was supposed to be an indicator, but there was none. I email Mavic two separate times, and never got a response. I will never buy another Mavic product again!
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Reviewed 5/14/2013
by Anonymous
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Benicia, CA
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1 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
Well built tire with durability and style
Training and event rides.
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Reviewed 11/20/2012
by JWest
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Tucson, Az
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9 of 9 customers found this review helpful.
May become my standard.
The GripLink and PowerLink tires came with my new Mavic rims. I usually run Continental 4000s tires, so I was a little hesitant about using them. I only have about 300 miles on them so far, so I am still testing. They are being used in Tucson, a place that is notorious for thorns and rough roads. They carried me through the El Tour race with no problems. So far the tires have performed excellent.
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Reviewed 2/11/2017
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Bexley, Ohio
Excellent tires.
Nice ride and a good value. Mavic wheels and tires are the best!
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Reviewed 1/6/2017
by Rene22srl
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Fort Lauderdale FL
Wonderful tire that works beautifully with the Magic wheel
I am an avid road cyclist with an annual average 9000 miles. I am impressed with the traction of this tireduring rainy conditions. It corners very well and I can get about 2000 to 2500 miles on them (nothwistanding abrasions from road debris) I was a big Michelle's fan until these came along. Love how they work well together with the Mavic wheel system
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Great Tires
I liked these tires as soon as I tried them.
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