how do i fit disc rotors to these wheels.
there is a silly blanking thing that comes off with a cassette fitting tool, and nothing under it.
am i missing something. 😮

are they for splined rotors ??

I think on one wheels are all centre lock, rather than 6 bolt fittings, not quire sure what you have there though.

You'll need a 6 bolt converter if they are.

no, the blanking thing comes off like a locking ring on a cassette, so i guess the disc mount must screw in it's plce.
thing is they do not come with the wheels.

That's not a blanking plate, that is what holds the disc on..

Look Here

http://www.competitivecyclist.com/mountain-bikes/product-components/2009–XT-Centerlock-Rotor-160-or-180mm-SM-RT78-4287.451.1.html?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Google%2BBase&utm_campaign=Datafeed

is this what in need

Yes or a cheaper alternative is get a 6 bolt converter.

kingtut, where from mate….

Holy moley they ain't cheap..

If you've already go the discs..

I use these on my On-One 29er wheelset:

http://www.on-one-shop.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Qr_Levers_291.html

£5.98 each…cheapest I could find.

Ton – I have some brand new centre-lock rotors I need to sell. I have some XT belonging to a mate and some XTR from a new build of mine. Let me know if you're interested.

these are the wheels…
http://www.on-one-shop.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_29er_MTB_280.html

will these fit…….i do hope so.

it says on the page they are centre lock type hubs.

wot a thick **** i am.

will these fit…….i do hope so.

Yes but with the Kore lockring that came with the wheels as opposed the shimano lockring that comes with the rotors as diameter on the hubs is lightly different.

O-O converts are cheaper than new rotors but up to you.

nuke
so i can run normal 6 bolt rotors with the o-o ones

so i can run normal 6 bolt rotors with the o-o ones

Yep, I actually use one on my Shimano centrelock hub on the rear and its worked fine for well over a year now.

However I'm now going to back-track 😳 as when I think about, I did get new rotors like the ones in your post for my O-O 29er wheels. The O-O adapters that I bought with the wheels come with a locknut and washer but actually when I think about it these don't fit (as mentioned above, hub is slightly different diameter) so you kind of have to rely on the little bolt which clamps the alloy body bit together. It seems a bit bodgetastic and it may be wiser to go with new rotors.

new rotors then.
****, i would noy have bought these wheels if i had noticed.
what the **** is wrong with good old 6 bolt…………….
brant would not have brought shyte like this in……………..
and he replies to you at anytime when you email him…………..
not like the miserable twunt who is there now……………………….
podgey or something………………….. 😉

shedfire for ton from now on……………….. 8)

I'm told Brant designed those hubs.

you also want to get that full stop button fixed, it seems to be sticking

and i was gonna buy a ti29r package tonight………………just cause i am bored.

them ragley ti's look good now…………….. 😉

and i was gonna buy a ti29r package tonight………………just cause i am bored.

😆

Boredom and beer is my most dangerous combination when it comes to online purchasing

btw ton, I'm sure I've got some centrelock rotors kicking about if you're interested.

We've got a centre lock in the office, and lots of adaptors if you want.

ton…I have been through the same as you last week building my own 29er.
I bought…

http://www.cyclebasket.com/products.php?plid=m9b0s287p1892

but they are a barstuard tight fit on the alu widget that comes with the wheels (freezer/hot water/hammer).

Never knew on-one did converters!

conrad
just gonna get some rotors from leisure lakes in the morrow.
ta mate for the heads up.