I broke my rear M28X aero Neuvation wheel rim a couple months back.
For $60 + shipping to them + calculated $30 return shipment, Neuvation can rebuild the wheel after I send them the hub and spokes.

Is it worth it? $100+ for a rebuilt wheel? The hub only has about 6k miles on it.

Thanks.

Is that the one that's pretty much the same as a Forte Titan? Because you can get a new one of those shipped for $118 right now.

I don't know the Fortes - but here are the Neuvations: https://www.neuvationcycling.com/prod...50-gr-pr-1262/ mine is a 2010. Doesn't look like it's worth it. What should I do? Wanna buy a hub and some spokes for $50?

I think you can get an Askium (sp?) for $150 or less. Probably at a shop within some reasonable distance to you, which would get you back on the road sooner.

Can you describe how? I broke my rear Neuvation wheel this weekend, the spoke pulled hard enough to warp and crack the rim. I'm not sure if it was an M28 or R28.

A new wheel, bought locally, is the option I took. I'm going to donate the spokes and hub to a local bike charity. Actually, I'm going to give them to a girl I know who's been doing 1099 work, and she's going to donate them to charity, and take the small tax deduction.

I say not worth it.

Yeah, the M28x is pretty much the same as the Forte Titan. The M28x is a good basic wheel, but not worth putting much money into since you can get basically the same wheel (albeit, with a different name) new for the price of a rebuild.

If you've got a Performance Bike shop near you, they might have the Forte Titan's in stock and you wouldn't have to pay shipping.

Those are practically throw away wheels. Just get a new one.

Interesting. The Aksium was exactly my first solution so I could ride and train the next day.
Eventually I got a new set of Carbon Clinchers at a crazy bargain, which I love. Although I had 3 spokes blown out on my last race due to an encounter. I didn't go doww, and my mechanic fixed it at no charge (I tipped him!!!!).

The Neuvation broke pretty much like you describe, one of the spoke nipples caused a crack on the rim.

Thanks for the suggestion to you and to all in terms of donating it.
I'll leave the aksiums as trainer wheels.

Get a rim, do it yourself.

Really? Is that easy?

For some. Read this, decide for yourself:

https://www.sheldonbrown.com/wheelbuild.html

You have the perfect wheel to practice with.

I have a pair of Neuvaton M's and waiting to throw them away. Decent wheel but not woth re-build. Replaced with a set of Bontrager race lites...........little better.