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AC Rim Switching
I have been riding my AM Classic 29 Tubeless wheels for a while now, and want to shed some weight to beat everyone.
The AC 101 rim looks quite good (@381g), and I was thinking of just re-lacing a fresh 101 rim as oppose to buying a whole AC Race wheelset. Possibly with revo spokes to save some extra grams.
Does anyone know the weight of the 29 Tubeless rims to see if this will do much?
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superlight-bikeparts lists the AC 101 at 357g. Have you had a look on bike-scale to see if they have the AC tubeless rim weight?
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Yup, scoured the internet to no avail. Might un-lace a rim to weight soonish.
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 Originally Posted by Bloober
Yup, scoured the internet to no avail. Might un-lace a rim to weight soonish.
Contact AC and ask them first.
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Whilst cleaning my bicycle today I noticed a couple of spoke holes in the rim have cracks radiating outwards (Maybe 2mm long) on the rear rim. I got onto AC and when I can send it off I will just end up upgrading to the race rim for a little extra in the warranty process. They did not have a weight of the tubeless 29 rim.
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