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  • Which 29er rim?
  • bonzodog
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    Building (or my LBS is building) a rear wheel up based around a singlespeed Hope Pro 2.

    What rims should I be looking at?

    My riding is rigid SS XC. Light is good, but dont want to be sacrificing strength as Im a clumsy bugger 🙂

    Any recommendations appreciated.

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    i just built mine with bontrager duster rims, there nice and wide (28mm) not too heavy and seem pretty robust.

    beacuase of the width they give the tyre a nice big volume; which is nice on the rigid.

    ton
    Full Member

    kris holm here………mahoosive and not to hefty..

    bonzodog
    Free Member

    Thatnks thomthumb

    Ill give it a google.

    Stoner
    Free Member

    and not to hefty

    I’d hate to think what you would call hefty Ton! 🙂

    Im a salsa rims fan, despite the fact they say strictly no no tubes on them, but then I use tubes anyway.

    Salsa supplied by Ison. Not cheap though.
    Ive recently build a massive Gordo (35mm bead width) wheel which is great when running rigid or HT.

    bonzodog
    Free Member

    How much is ‘not cheap’ Stoner?

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    stans here

    bonzodog
    Free Member

    Which stans cynic-al?

    Stoner
    Free Member

    £65 for a semi disc (30mm) or £85 for the gordo.

    FivebarG
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    Bonty Duster rims on Hope ProII hubs is what I use on my Singular 29er, works like a dream……..

    Megatron
    Full Member

    I’ve got a pair of Mavic TN719 rims on Hope Pro2 hubs. They seem to be doing well.

    cynic-al
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    I use “arch”. Ridden once, over rocks and all, still true!

    I’ve had stans olympics on my mtb for years and they are going well.

    Previously I could not see mavic (I used to wrench and built alot of wheels), now I’d include stans.

    Doubt I’d spend more than £50 on any rim

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