Old 01-31-17 | 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by HillRider
If you want to keep the spokes, you will need to find replacement rims with the same "effective rim diameter" (ERD) as your Velocity Aeroheads and, of course, the same spoke count. If the ERD of the rims you choose is different you will need different length spokes.
Could I reuse the spokes if the ERD of the old rim is 598mm and the new one is 602mm? Can I account for that 4mm variation you think?

Originally Posted by Spaghetti Legs
A good technique to replace a rim is to tape the new rim right next to the old one. Then de-tension the old wheel and move the spokes over to the new rim one by one.
Thanks, that is a great suggestion! I found some more useful information here: Building Bicycle Wheels Wheelbuilding
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