Originally Posted by VegasJen

Thanks for the info! Right now, I don't have any wheel issues, but like I said, it's never a bad idea to have spares. My Trek Lexa was down for months after I broke the hub on the drive wheel. Mainly because I had other bikes to ride and was too lazy/cheap to replace it.

But also, I like the idea of having a couple compatible wheels with different size tires to swap around based on riding conditions. That's kind of the plan once I get these sorted. One set of 23s for smooth, fast road riding and a set of 28s for some of the rougher roads around here. Just a thought anyway.