Like Markdb69 I too Have An old Peugot racer, my rear wheel is a Van Schotthorst 18x622 with a 6 speed cassette and the rim is badly dented. Anybody know where I can get a replacement.
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chrislake said:
Like Markdb69 I too Have An old Peugot racer, my rear wheel is a Van Schotthorst 18x622 with a 6 speed cassette and the rim is badly dented. Anybody know where I can get a replacement.
You can replace the rim with a SUN 700c CR18 rim ... the ERD is 612. My observation (someone may want to confirm or correct this) is that the numerical value on SUN rims is the bead-to-bead, so the SUN 700c CR18 is effectively a 622-18.
There were a lot of other rims that are about as wide as your old rims ... my UKAI rims are 622-17.
Most of the commonly available MAVIC rims are 622-15 (e.g., Open Pro, CXP-21/etc.), but a few are 622-13 (e.g., CXP-14, CXP-30). Most of the commonly available rims have a smaller ERD than the older rims (e.g., ~605 for an Open Pro rim) ... so, they are laced with shorter spokes.
Current Ambrosio & Rigida rims tend to be 622-13.
I know someone who regularly mounted his 700x30 Cyclocross tires on 622-15 rims ...
If you aren't using "fat" tires (i.e., larger than 700x28), you can easily switch to almost any contemporary rim.
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Keep your eye on the side of the road in suburban areas on rubbish collection night, or else visit the local tip. A good bike store probably has a few old wheels sitting around, or can tell you who does.
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