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  1. ChickenTendies0 on

    Well, it’s definitely time for a new rim, but until it arrives you can ride this one a bit.

  2. I’ve ridden rims like that for years without problems, usually I’ll bend the dent out next time I have the tire off (which should be pretty soon for you). That’s not a bad dent, there are no sharp edges so I wouldn’t worry about it.

  3. Leading_Outcome4910 on

    I would try straightening that back out with a piece of wood and a light touch of a hammer.

    It doesn’t really need to be replaced unless it starts to leak.

  4. Pound it back out and see if you can get it to hold air. I would be more annoyed that I had to run a tube than concerned about anything structural. I have had a pretty good dent on the rear of my trail bike for years, still holds air, I don’t care.

  5. plausible-deniabilty on

    Nbd. If it seals and holds air wouldn’t think about it. Bending it back you risk(low risk) cracking it.

  6. watching_ju on

    With tubeless I guess I would change it soon. Or use tubes – mine looks similar and I ride it on-/off-road without any problems (Cyclocross, not MTB).

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