Bontrager Race Disc Tubel Wheels & Schwalbe Nobby Nic US
Sheyboy5
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Hi,
I am thinking of getting a pair of Schwalbe Nobby Nic Evolution Tubeless UST 2.25 on my Trek 8500. Also what would be best Racing Ralphs or Nobby Nics.
I have Bontrager Race Disc wheels and wanted to know if the UST would fit my wheels without the use of a conversion kit(?) or are they already compatible and I just put the tyres on without tubes as the original wheels had tubes & tyres fitted! As I have some tubes with slim that I’m presently running.
I am thinking of getting a pair of Schwalbe Nobby Nic Evolution Tubeless UST 2.25 on my Trek 8500. Also what would be best Racing Ralphs or Nobby Nics.
I have Bontrager Race Disc wheels and wanted to know if the UST would fit my wheels without the use of a conversion kit(?) or are they already compatible and I just put the tyres on without tubes as the original wheels had tubes & tyres fitted! As I have some tubes with slim that I’m presently running.
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Race Lite Tubeless Ready Disc
Keith Bontrager was the true pioneer of lightweight mountain bike race wheels. His track record of innovation and commitment to durability continue with the Race Lite Disc. Swiss-made hubset, asymmetric rim design, and butted, stainless steel spokes function harmoniously to create a wheel system that's much more than the sum of its parts. Tubeless ready. Standard 6-bolt rotor attachment.
Product Details
Tubeless Ready works with all recognized tubeless or standard tires
Swiss-made hubset features supreme durability and easy servicing
250799 has a Maverick compatible hub (24mm thru axle)
6-bolt rotor attachment
Optimize with Bontrager Super Juice and Tubeless Ready tires
Includes Bontrager tubeless rim strips and valve cores
Alloy locking nipples for durability; Presta valve
as above you need to use the tubeless rim strip and valve then mount your new (when you decide) UST tyre, that will be enough to get you going, however you may choose to add sealant to help with puncture proofing. (most users do) you do not need anyhting else however as you wheels should have come with all the bits. good luck.
Tubeless is the way to go.