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Kris Holm 19-inch Trials Rim 2007

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  1. will this rim fit a torker dx? and would it affect the dx in any
    significant way?

    well heres the 'linky doodle'
    (http://unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=806).

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  2. eh, I forgot that it was a 48 holer.

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  3. Ask your LBS if they will lace it up for you.

    Some might...

    It's better to lace a 32h rim to a 48h hub, the spacing works out a lot
    better.

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  4. Yea i dont think it would turn out well the amount of spokes is crucial
    when replacing a rim.

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  5. I think you'd need 3 different lengths of spokes to make it work, though
    I wouldn't risk the amount of work and strength.

    Qu-Ax makes a really nice, wide, eyeletted, strong rim, so you could
    try that out.

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  6. just get the DB-45 from qu-ax is nice and wide and has a good weight
    too.

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  7. brendan said:

    just get the DB-45 from qu-ax is nice and wide and has a good weight
    too.

    Yes that would be a very nice setup also when you order that get some
    Quax 145mm cranks. And get your LBS to do both, It would be a great
    improvement to your uni. 🙂

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