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switching between wheels is easier than constantly changing tyres.
Make sure the hubs is also identical, sometime switching wheel with a different hubs move the disc rotor a little further out or in.
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Shimano factory 27.5 mtb wheelset would be the starting point I'd have thought.
Something like this for £200 assuming you have a 15mm front and QR rear.
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Such a nice bike.
edscoble
Howard
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Took the mudguards off this week before last as I've been doing a fair bit of toe path/woodland/gravel riding on it recently. Love it so much... having so much fun testing out my (lack of) technical ability in the absence of tarmac. Tyres are a bit skinny for wet mud, but the 33c Almanzos at around 30psi are pretty good all round option. I can fit 38's in the frame, so may go bigger, but am also ooking into my options for a budget set of 650b wheels, as switching between wheels is easier than constantly changing tyres.
Will prolly have something handbuilt, but are there any recommended factory built centrelock options that are suitable for this kind of frame?
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