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Old 08-16-20, 06:33 AM
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Hard time finding proper MT Bike rims

Need to buy a new rear MT Bike rim
26 inch style is what bike takes

which is clincher

however I ask can i get a Tubeless ready rim and still use a clincher on it?
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You can use a tire and tube on a "tubeless ready" rim.
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Originally Posted by dsbrantjr
You can use a tire and tube on a "tubeless ready" rim.
Except that many new carbon MTB tubeless rims are hookless, and meant to be run tubeless only. As long as the rim has bead hooks, you can use a tube.
Probably could get away with running a tube in a hookless rim too, I mean we did it forever before hooked rims became popular, but the manufacturers are in CYA mode these days.
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So many threads....
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Originally Posted by shelbyfv
So many threads....
...go round and round, all through the town.

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So many threads....
Yeah, he obviously dove straight into the deep end without a life preserver. Couldn't start with the simple stuff.
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