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Mavic T519 ceramic rim-reuseable?

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  1. I have been using for the last 3 rainy seasons a set of
    wheels with Mavic T519 ceramic rims. They are expensive but
    seem to hold up better in wet weather riding, non ceramic
    rims seem to wear through the sidewall(the sidewalls start
    to flare out, after being ground down by wet road grime day
    after day, even being wiped down after every ride.)

    Unfortunately, my rear older German Hugi hub went bad and
    can't be fixed. The ceramic rim is still true and round,
    even after 7,000+ miles. Would it be safe to reuse this rim
    on a new hub? There are no cracks, etc.

    Thanks,

    Tom Portland, Oregon

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Tomrp
    I have been using for the last 3 rainy seasons a set of
    wheels with Mavic T519 ceramic rims. They are expensive but
    seem to hold up better in wet weather riding, non ceramic
    rims seem to wear through the sidewall(the sidewalls start
    to flare out, after being ground down by wet road grime day
    after day, even being wiped down after every ride.)

    Unfortunately, my rear older German Hugi hub went bad and
    can't be fixed. The ceramic rim is still true and round,
    even after 7,000+ miles. Would it be safe to reuse this rim
    on a new hub? There are no cracks, etc.

    Thanks,

    Tom Portland, Oregon

    Yes, you can.
    If the rim isn't damaged or worn out you can resuse it.
    It isn't very common because rims usually wear our or are damaged before the hub.

  3. tomrp-<< The ceramic rim is still true and round, even after
    7,000+ miles. Would it be safe to reuse this rim on a new
    hub? There are no cracks >><BR><BR>

    Sure-no problem-ensure it is built well.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali
    costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,
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    Quoted message said:

    I have been using for the last 3 rainy seasons a set of
    wheels with Mavic T519 ceramic rims. They are expensive but
    seem to hold up better in wet weather riding, non ceramic
    rims seem to wear through the sidewall(the sidewalls start
    to flare out, after being ground down by wet road grime day
    after day, even being wiped down after every ride.)

    Unfortunately, my rear older German Hugi hub went bad and
    can't be fixed. The ceramic rim is still true and round,
    even after 7,000+ miles. Would it be safe to reuse this rim
    on a new hub? There are no cracks, etc.

    Sure, why not?
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    Alex

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