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  • Sonder Camino – anyone use a second set of 650 wheels?
  • ElShalimo
    Full Member

    I was thinking about getting a second set of chunkier wheels/rubber for my v1 Camino

    What do you guys use?

    Is there a cheap(ish) way of doing this?

    momo
    Full Member

    Find someone selling those oh so outdated 27.5 non-boost mtb wheels without 30mm ID, that’s what I did, managed to pick up a pair of DT XR1501 with 25mm rims for £230 last year.

    ElShalimo
    Full Member

    I need the 9mm quick release version.

    What is 30mm ID?

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    whatyadoinsucka
    Free Member

    a wide rim 30mm internal diametre, as momo says find some old mtb wheels that have a 23-25mm rim width

    IvanMTB
    Free Member

    diametre

    Not really, as diameter is:

    It is internal width, and I’m only guessing, “D” in “ID” stands for “dimension”.

    Cheers!
    I.

    slowol
    Full Member

    Superstar wheels are cheapish (£160 up).
    Also have replaceable end caps so you can convert to through axle later for a different bike. Not used myself but they do show stock which is a plus!

    ElShalimo
    Full Member

    Thanks, I’ll have a look at Superstar

    oddnumber
    Free Member

    You’re limited somewhat with regards to tyre width on V1 and V1 forks, certainly the standard Al ones – I had a WTB Venture 47mm on the front of mine and it’s tighter than a gnat’s chuff. I’ve just swapped back to 700c wheels and 40mm Nanos.

    Having said that, the 47mm Byways were ok.

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