Getting a rim with the same ERD ("Effective Rim Diameter?") is a really
good idea. It makes the replacement dead simple - tape the new rim to the
old rim, and move the spokes over, one at a time. Untape the rims, recycle
the old one, and tension the spokes in the new rim.
I've replaced a couple rims, and was able to get different rims with the
same ERD pretty cheaply. Once through luck, and once through internet
research and luck. A couple mm fudge factor is considered okay, but I like
to err on the side of exactly right.
Philip
www.biketinker.com
On Monday, March 9, 2015 at 12:01:23 PM UTC-7, mike goldman wrote:
>
> ted,
>
> can you locate the same rim so spoke length will be the same when
> replacing
>
> mike goldman
> warwickr.i.
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