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Old 03-09-09 | 09:55 AM
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JugglerDave
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Originally Posted by invisiblehand
Check that the OLD matches.

The calhoun cyclery sometimes sells cheap wheel replacements in ERTO 406.

If your labor is worth zero, you can rebuild the wheel yourself. That would save you money.
What is OLD? My DT (I thought) has 406mm rims. My current tire is a Marathon 406x1.5. The Swift I think is made for an 8 speed cassette but I would think a 9-speed fits?

The swift site says:

Features:

* 406mm aluminum box-section rim, 36H, with spoke eyelets and machined sidewalls.
* 2mm stainless steel spokes.
* Quando CNC machined hubs with sealed bearings
* 132mm axle space

Unfortunately my free time is virtually Nil, so spending $50-100 is fine with me for a new wheel; I can re-mount the tire myself and hopefully can swap over the cassette; otherwise I'm sure the LBS will do it for a few bucks.
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