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Awesome, thanks man. Definitely looks like a solid product! Any issues with tubeless mountings or anything of that nature?

29", I forgot to mention that...

Hi all, I am currently in a bit of a dilemma. I am not sure on what rims to go for on a new wheel build, I have read some rather shocking reviews on the current Stans MK3 range. I am currently riding the original crests and they are bulletproof, but looking for a wider rim to take advantage of 2.4" and up tires. Will be 32H rims, Shimano SLX/XT hubs, due to easy servicing and reliability. They need to withstand reasonable abuse, not doing any downhill, jumps or anything like that, single track and just general MTB. Need to be able to carry a ± 100Kg rider without any issues. Will be tubeless. 25mm and wider internal width is preferable. Rim weight is not an issue! Any and all recommendations would be appreciated, as I am at a loss. Current options are: Stans Arch MK3 Stans Flow Ex WTB KOM Tough I29 Anything I should be considering? Thanks

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Momsen Vipa 2(2017) ? A great looking bike. Locally produced too. There are one or two in the classifieds too. https://www.bikehub.co.za/features/_/gear/reviews/momsen-vipa-two-long-term-review-r6646

Out of interest, why don't you consider a Momsen? The Momsen Vipa 2 (2017), Momsen is based in Port-Elizabeth.

It's not even friday... ????

Sorry. Just providing some more options.

Hi, all depends on what you are looking for a 26' or 29'er https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/220280-momsen-sl-629-carbon-medium/ Great starting point, although it is out of budget. Or https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/218990-giant-xtc-29er-large/ Also a good starting point, bit more in budget. M@tree

https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/213907-gt-zaskar-comp/ Seems Decent. Decent Fork is always a good starting point.

Hi, I am currently riding a Maxxis Crossmark as a rear tire, works well in all terrain (wet or dry).