Hi all..looking for lightweight handbuilt tubeless singlespeed wheels..maybe £250ish to spend..what do you recommend..? have set of xtr wheels which i would dearly love to use but without bolted rear wheel i would need spacer kit/chain tugs/halo skewers and even then maybe not guaranteed to not slip..can i convert my xtr hub..? any ideas info appreciated..
cheers..
Check out what Goldtec have on their site - I'm sure you will find something there for you.
I have an XTR hub on ZTR Olympic rims, Racing Ralph with stans tubeless milk. converted the hub using Velosolo spacers and a wide/thick rear cog (sorry the name escapes me), no slipping/problems so far!
Hope bolt up Pro II single speed hub, has bolts that screw in to the axle rather than a skewer and a shorter freewheel so less spacers/stronger wheel.
or
Standard Pro II with 10mm bolt through conversion and use a 10mm skewer/saint axle, should be able to get that nice and tight. That way you will be able to buy some hope hoops with tubeless Stans ZTR rims within budget. Wheelpro would probably send them with the rear axle already converted to 10mm through.
Edit: what wrong with a chain tug, tart!
Some 10mm skewer/through bolt options:
thanks for info guys..may just plump for spacer kit tug etc and give it a try..!
jxl does your frame have track ends too..? are you running with only skewer and no problems..?
Stans Crest rims on American classic hubs from Jon @ Just Riding Along in Sheffield.
I'm on Sun Ringle SOS rims with Deore 525 hubs. I think they came off my Kona Dawg Primo. They're ghetto'd and I'm really impressed with how they've fared wuth the whole SS tubeless thing. Buying new it's got to be Hope Pro2 SS with a Stan's offering like Flow.
Goldtec built me some lovely single speed wheels worth checking them out.
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I have had a set of 717 rims with DT comp spokes on a DMR hub and a white industry freewheel used for years no issues but I wanted to upgrade
So 717 rims with DT comp spokes, hope s/s hub and a surly 17t sprocket
Nice eh 
But 30grams heavier than my old wheel FFS without rim strips, but they have now been ghettoed
Should have gone for Stan's then 
355 rims weigh 40g less than 717 plus no rim strip for tubeless conversion, so another 40g saved
thanks folks..some good pointers..they crest rims in white would look good but kinda shoots holes in budget..will try out my wheelset first methinks before i start trawling for wheel/s...
cheers..
Just remembered: Velo Solo do solid axles for XT hubs that are sized long enough for nuts, might fit XTR....
EDIT:
Velo Solo axle link
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Should have gone for Stan's then
355 rims weigh 40g less than 717 plus no rim strip for tubeless conversion, so another 40g saved
Ok just rub salt in the wounds yer swine 
But who would of thought that a hope s/s hub and surly cog weights more than a poverty DMR hub and a White Industries freewheel
Sorry dude
To the OP:
Check out Wheelpro.co.uk
No worries but I was a bit miffed
put it this way the money I blew on the back wheel would of provided me with 600 pints of homebrew beer
And I like beer
jxl does your frame have track ends too..? are you running with only skewer and no problems..?
Oh that was an old picture while i was building it, it has vertical dropouts now with same QR skewers and a chain tug, works wonderfully
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