When OneUp launched its mountain bike hubs two years ago, we figured it was just a matter of time before they got into the complete wheelset market. Today, with the announcement of OneUp Components Aluminum Wheels, that time has finally come. Built around the brands own hubs with 6069 aluminium rims and J-bend spokes, OneUp set out to make solid, no-nonsense wheels at a competitive price.OneUps new Aluminum wheels add to the brands ever-growing component range, which includes their highly regarded carbon and aluminum mountain bike handlebars and dropper posts, and has recently expanded to include clip-in pedals for both XC and trail. The brand says that, like their other products, the goal was to make the new wheels durable, dependable, and affordable. Lets check them out.Out for a ripOneUp Aluminum WheelsOneUp says it aimed to balance stiffness and strength so the new Aluminum Wheels provide a responsive ride feel on the trail. The goal was to keep the weight competitive while remaining strong enough to take the heaviest hits and keep on rolling. The Aluminum Wheels are available in 29 and MX configurations with Boost spacing only 12 x 148mm rear, 15 x 110mm front.HubsBlack Hubs only.Not surprisingly, the Aluminum Wheels are built around OneUp Hubs, which feature a fully-machined 7075 aluminum body with an integrated drive ring. They come with a 44T ratchet drive and are designed for use with J-bend spokes. When purchased individually or as a pair, OneUp hubs are available in a rainbow of colors; however, black is currently the only hub color option for the complete wheelsets.Rims27mm depth, asymmetric profile, and 30mm internal width.The 6069 aluminum rims feature dedicated front and rear designs with varying spoke counts and wall thicknesses to maximize compliance, strength, and stiffness at both ends of the bike. As such, the 28-hole, 29 rim is made for the front, while the 32-hole 27.5 or 29 rim is made for use in the rear. In addition to more spokes, OneUp added material to the bead and section walls, and reinforced nipple beds for increased strength and durability at the back of the bike.Bead retention tracksOtherwise, both rims share the same 27mm depth, 30mm internal width, angled bead walls, bead-retention tracks, and 3mm offset spoke holes. The rims are welded, shotpeened, powdercoated, and then heat-treated for added strength and a more durable finish. And, just like OneUps handlebars, they feature subtle black-on-black logos to give them a timeless appeal.Fillmore ValvesFillmore ValvesOneUp adds a little value to the Aluminum Wheels with the inclusion of Fillmore Valves. The brand says theyre such big fans of Fillmore that they licensed the technology so they could include them on their own wheels. If you arent already familiar, Fillmore Valves allow for three times the airflow of a Presta valve, making it much easier to seat tubeless tires while virtually eliminating the chances of your valves clogging with sealant. Along with Fillmore Valves, the rims come pre-taped with high-quality 3M tape to ensure an airtight seal.Low-key brandingAluminum Wheels Specs29 or MX WheelsetsBoost SpacingBlack OneUp HubsWeight (including XDr driver): 1996g (29), 1951g (27.5)Sapim, double-butted spokes with aluminum nipplesOneUp Fillmore ValvesXDr Driver Included with every wheelset(MS and HG Drivers are available for purchase separately)28h front wheel, 32h rear3mm Offset Spoke DrillingsFront- and rear-specific rim designWarrantyJust like the rest of OneUps products, the original owner of Aluminum Wheels is covered by a 2-year warranty against defects in material and manufacturing. Additionally, OneUp says that if you damage your wheels while riding (or crashing) your bike, their team is happy to help figure out a low-cost solution to get you back on the trails. If in doubt, OneUp says to reach out to its customer service team; theyre riders too, and theyre there to help.OneUp Aluminum Wheels: Pricing and AvailabilityOneUps brand-new Aluminum Wheels are available now and competitively priced at $599 USD / $799 CAD / 599 / 549. Head to the brands website to learn more or pick up a new wheelset.oneupcomponents.comThe post OneUp Components Keeps it Rolling With New Aluminum Wheels appeared first on Bikerumor.