af rayspeed tubeless rims

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tj hooker
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im after some af tubeless rims. does anyone know whos got them in stock ? or any feedback on people who are using them. cheers
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dont do it, i still have one inmy corner of crap in the garage . get the sip version they are the bollox, the tyres fit aesy as well unlike af ones
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cheers mate. the reason i didnt want the sip ones was i couldnt get studs out the front hubs. looks like the drills coming out. ha ha
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honestly i don't see what the real difference is really.

we've installed both types on a tire machine and they are about the same amount of effort. it's a two man job right now. you need the extra set of hands to prevent the rim from slipping on the machine. the sip one is actually a bit more difficult for the machine to grip. all of these have been installed with heidenau tires (about as stiff a side wall as you can get).
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MarkH wrote:heidenau tires (about as stiff a side wall as you can get).
good info thanks mark - handy in a puncture situation?

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I can fit the tyres to sipversion on my own with 1 tyre lever in about 2 mins with no damage to tyre or rim but have no chance of doing this with the Af ones as they are just a poorer design imho
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mark wrote:dont do it, i still have one inmy corner of crap in the garage......
Does that mean it's going cheap? I'll give you a fiver for it ;)
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It will go but not that cheap
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mark wrote:I can fit the tyres to sipversion on my own with 1 tyre lever in about 2 mins with no damage to tyre or rim but have no chance of doing this with the Af ones as they are just a poorer design imho
what type of tire are you using?
stafford

AF ones piece of p155 to fit S1 tyres to , just warm them in hot water and fit by hand easy and they fit on the hubs no p1551ing about changing studs , got them on the chopper and no probs with em at all
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