Hi all. I'm looking to upgrade the wheels on my OOF to something that will allow me to run tubeless. As such, it appears that custom built wheels start at around £800, and there's Sweet FA available off the peg, so wondering if anyone has a set gathering dust etc. Spacing would be 135mm front and 170mm back.
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WTD: Tubeless ready fatbike wheelset
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Re: WTD: Tubeless ready fatbike wheelset
Hi I will have a look in work on Monday. Only got QR if that's what your looking for.
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Re: WTD: Tubeless ready fatbike wheelset
FWIW I managed to set up my stock On-One Fatty rims tubeless without too much hassle. Just used lots of Gorilla tape, IIRC.
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Not got anything to offer but go steady if you are still using the on one fatty fork as it uses a rear disc spaced (RDS) 135mm front hub. These ain’t all that common these days.
So you need 135mm RDS QR front hub and a 170mm QR rear hub to fit your bike.
So you need 135mm RDS QR front hub and a 170mm QR rear hub to fit your bike.

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Re: WTD: Tubeless ready fatbike wheelset
Yep, me too, on those baggy Floaters as well. I used a split BMX tube and maybe five wraps of tape to get them going and the local garage air compressor to get them seated.Charliecres wrote: ↑Sat Oct 02, 2021 8:41 am FWIW I managed to set up my stock On-One Fatty rims tubeless without too much hassle. Just used lots of Gorilla tape, IIRC.
Oootini, did you not just get some 4in Jumbo Jims? They're tubeless ready IIRC and will happily work with your original rims.
Speaking of which, here is my OOF in 2017, proudly tubeless and showing her drilled out original rims. This took most of a whole afternoon, created an incredible mess and saved, ooooh, about 200g I think. But don't they look smart?

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Re: WTD: Tubeless ready fatbike wheelset
I had no idea the existing wheels were tubeless ready. Very glad I asked. And yes, just fitted the JJs with tubes for now. 
Thanks very much all

Thanks very much all
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Re: WTD: Tubeless ready fatbike wheelset
I used foam laminate floor underlay on mine to take up the slack. I recall one rim did leak a little from the rim joint but soon sealed.
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