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Old 10-20-08 | 07:12 AM
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buying a replacement wheel is likely cheaper ($35 as cuevélo linked above) and much less work than putting a replacement rim (and possibly spokes) on the old hub. You can barely find a low-end rim for $35 these days, let alone new spokes (probably another $25).
Although building wheels is fun if you want to try it.
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