26 inch Wheels tubeless v-brake

Any recommendations for a 26 inch wheelset for tubeless and rim v brake which is available in Europe?

thanks Felix

If you're going to be running wide tires at low pressures (25 psi or under) then I'd try running on "normal" MTB rims (aka ghetto tubeless). A lot of people have had success doing this and I'm going to be running a similar setup with some 700x40's. The tires will be tubeless but the rims are for tube tires.  My rationalization is that at lower pressures (I'll be running 32 ish psi) the tires are unlikely to blow off the rim.

For additional safety margin I'm going with tires which are a tight fit (aka a tire which is a PITA to mount).

Rims with a wider shoulder will help in getting the tire to pop on when trying to inflate. The shoulder I'm referring to is the flat section between the rim's bead and where the rim drops down in the center. Wide shoulders is one of the differences in tubeless specific rims. Narrow shoulders makes mounting tires simple but getting the tire to inflate can be more challenging.

Since the rims I'm using are aluminum I'll be running the rim tape up where the bead seats as the sealants I use have ammonia which reacts (attacks) aluminum. I've seen aluminum rims where sealant has cause extensive corrosion so I'm counting on the rim tape to protect against this.

Hope this helps,
Greg

NoCoGreg wrote:Since the rims I'm using are aluminum I'll be running the rim strip up where the bead seats as the sealants I use have ammonia which reacts (attacks) aluminum. I've seen aluminum rims where sealant has cause extensive corrosion so I'm counting on the rim tape to protect against this.

I have no experience with ammonia sealants but I wouldn't depend on rim tape to protect the rim.  The flanges are pretty highly stressed and a flange failure would result in a blowout.