Egg beater cleats / going tubeless with Panaracer Fire XC's?

Looking for some help... (stupid questions probably)... :oops:
1. Can anyone tell me whether standard SPD cleats (that were being used on Shimano 540 pedals) will work on Crank Bro's Egg Beater pedals?
2. Also, I want to go tubeless with Mavic XC717 rims and Panaracer Fire XC tyres. Is this going to be possible - has anyone tried tubeless with the Fire XC?
Ta :?
1. Can anyone tell me whether standard SPD cleats (that were being used on Shimano 540 pedals) will work on Crank Bro's Egg Beater pedals?
2. Also, I want to go tubeless with Mavic XC717 rims and Panaracer Fire XC tyres. Is this going to be possible - has anyone tried tubeless with the Fire XC?
Ta :?
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2016 Boardman Pro 29er
2016 Pinnacle Lithium 4
2017 Canondale Supersix Evo
hey... long time no contact. I've been inactive on the forum for a while. Do any good routes around Herts recently?
We've been travelling to Woburn now and again which is really good in the winter.
Do you know anything about tubeless?
Choose a ****ing big television. Choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players, and electrical tin can openers. Choose a bike. Choose some singletrack. Choose your future. Choose Life. (Irv Welsh)
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http://www.justridingalong.co.uk/content.php?pid=529
The mavic 717s should be fine though so you could get a set of tyres that work well for tubeless.
Choose a ****ing big television. Choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players, and electrical tin can openers. Choose a bike. Choose some singletrack. Choose your future. Choose Life. (Irv Welsh)
Take a long hard look at the Stan's video before fitting though, it has a wealth of great tips!
Some good routes,but my local XC routes have been so bad,they`ve mostly been on the road bike!
I rode over to Flamstead and Gaddesden row on Tuesday.
I`m off up to Woburn,at the end of the month,to do a skills course so looking forward to seeing how it is.
I know a bit about tubeless,but still haven`t attempted the change,yet.I will gladly use you as a guinea pig though!
If you look at wwwjustridingalong.com they tend to reccomend Maxxis.
Something like a High Roller,or even a Medusa would probably be a good choice for local conditions.
You`ll have to come out and bring that new Rock Lobster one day.
2010 Giant Defy Advanced
2016 Boardman Pro 29er
2016 Pinnacle Lithium 4
2017 Canondale Supersix Evo
I've gone tubeless on my other bike already - a Stumpjumper, which came with DT swiss rims and Spesh Captain UST's - it was a mission - took hours to get the beads to sit in - but it's great now. I used a Stans kit. You know how this area is for punctures...
Choose a ****ing big television. Choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players, and electrical tin can openers. Choose a bike. Choose some singletrack. Choose your future. Choose Life. (Irv Welsh)