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I want that wide of a rim. Those wide tires slow the bike down way too much I gained 3mph going to 2" tubeless tires and 8 extra miles of range. .but buy a cliffhanger rim it will go to a 65 tire.KOM Tough i35
Built for bashing, whether on a gravity shred sled or fully loaded bikepacking rig. KOM Tough rims are extruded from top-tier AL 6069 alloy to provide utmost durability at a reasonable weight. Our legendary I-Beam construction has evolved to further reinforce the rim with dual support beams that...HTZ i35 Rim
E-bikes add to the riding experience by providing more for less. More distance, more laps, more climbs and more descents. With all those “mores” also comes more weight continually bashing on the components of an e-bike. In order to overcome the increased forces induced by the technological...
yes.
What tires did you start with that were so slow?
there stock tires the 2.4" bonganger ones.
Yeah those aren't as good as Conti/Schwalbe high end ones. Conti Urban Contact 62-584 is 695g weight, Bontrager is 1280g. You're blaming width when the issue is tire tread quality.
I am blaming them for slow because they were slow. I wanted to use them up and I did not want to go with a larger tire and I wanted to go tubeless. the time I use now is 577 thinking of trying these but they may be too light .
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For some reason only 29ers available in UK at the momentKOM Tough i35
Built for bashing, whether on a gravity shred sled or fully loaded bikepacking rig. KOM Tough rims are extruded from top-tier AL 6069 alloy to provide utmost durability at a reasonable weight. Our legendary I-Beam construction has evolved to further reinforce the rim with dual support beams that...HTZ i35 Rim
E-bikes add to the riding experience by providing more for less. More distance, more laps, more climbs and more descents. With all those “mores” also comes more weight continually bashing on the components of an e-bike. In order to overcome the increased forces induced by the technological...
Yes, and my original rims were 584's and I wanted to replace with same.
never over inflated. if the tires are rated at 50 and that causes rim failure then trek messed up.
This is not a tubeless rated rim so I've been told, so running tubeless at 50 might take you outside the comfort zone. Tubed at 50 is a different animal.
it shows tubeless on the specs. but it cracked before I went tubeless. I ran the stock tires at 50.
You're right - it does. Not much info from Alex, but they do indeed call it tubeless ready.
my builder just swaps them the hub does not come with a full set. he really had a hard time finding the 135mm qr endcaps they are about history. anymore its pointless to make bikes without through axles. my daughters 600.00 trek came with them.
