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Xero-Lite XR-1 -- rear rim availability?

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  1. Ok, fine, throw rotten fruit.

    I bought a $200 pair of Xero-Lite XR-1's. Frankly, I thought they felt
    great.

    Third ride, in the middle of a good-sized group, I hit a sharp-edged
    pothole, and put a divot into the rear rim. By the way, it stayed
    true, and got me home.

    Can I find a compatible rim? 20 holes, I think. Any thoughts?

    Direct email always appreciated. Thanks for any thoughts.

    Peter
    sd ca

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    Ok, fine, throw rotten fruit.

    I bought a $200 pair of Xero-Lite XR-1's. Frankly, I thought they felt
    great.

    Third ride, in the middle of a good-sized group, I hit a sharp-edged
    pothole, and put a divot into the rear rim. By the way, it stayed
    true, and got me home.

    Can I find a compatible rim? 20 holes, I think. Any thoughts?

    Maybe.

    Go here:

    http://www.xerowheel.com/prod_detail.asp?btn=2&id=1&id2=21&pid=24

    Using the spoke length and hub data on that page, you can work backwards
    with a spoke length calculator tool to find the ERD for that rim and
    find something that matches at aebike.com.

    Seeing as how that rim is a 30mm profile, 20 spoker that uses 12mm
    nipples and doesn't have eyelets (I think), I'd guess something like a
    Velocity Deep V or SpeedCific Niobium 30 would be pretty close, maybe an
    Alex DA28 or Crostini 1.1 too.

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