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Old 05-18-17 | 11:25 AM
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Bikes: 2005 Bianchi Eros, 2009 Fuji CCR-3, 2015 Framed Minnesota 3.0 (fatty), 1992 Bianchi Project-3

Originally Posted by Bill Kapaun
You might try searching for Campagnolo instead?

You might consider just having the rear rebuilt and save the cost of the hub and a front wheel?
According to bikepedia.com, it's a Mavic Mavic CXP 22 rim, which is readily available.

2004 Bianchi Eros - BikePedia
Mavic CXP 22 700C Rim > Components > Wheel Parts > Rims | Jenson USA
Originally Posted by Barabaika
Are these your current wheels?
A-Class ALX320DX 700c 16/20h Black Wheelset
A-Class ALX320DX 700c 16/20h Black Wheelset - Ben's Cycle

A 16-spoke wheel? Really?
The original wheels had 32 spokes and were much sturdier.

I guess my bike is probably the '05. 2005 Bianchi Eros - BikePedia

That one does have the Alex 320s stock. I do have the Reynolds frame that the '04 doesn't.

I blew out a rear spoke the first year I commuted with it. I've also had the rear wheel trued each year, and now it looks like it maybe might make it through the summer, but maybe not.

Thanks for the 32 spoke idea. I have pannier bags loaded on this with extra shoes, my lunch, lock, and various tubes and tools, so being light isn't exactly my biggest concern. I want a nice spinning wheel and can take a bit of pounding from the daily grind of commuting around 10-12 miles a day.

Not sure about needing a new hub or not. This one is about 12 years old, but maybe that's not really a problem?

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