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[Closed] Should I bend my rim ding back?

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Hi all,

I have this bend in my WTB KOM i25 rim. I didn’t know about it until I went to change tyres.

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Should I just stick a new tyre on and carry on or try to bend it out? Perhaps by putting a piece of wood to either side and clamping it?

Any suggestions welcomed!


 
Posted : 20/01/2020 6:54 pm
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I would just get an adjustable spanner on it and ease it back.


 
Posted : 20/01/2020 6:56 pm
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Yep, adjustable spanner will sort it.


 
Posted : 20/01/2020 6:59 pm
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Doesn't look too bad but I'd get the adjustable spanner out and bend it back whilst I had the chance. I also put a metal ruler on the outside of the rim to protect the rim and provide a guide to how much spannering is required


 
Posted : 20/01/2020 7:10 pm
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I would bend it out.

I’m also going to follow nukes suggestion next time I do one of mine 🙂


 
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I’d follow nuke’s suggestion but use a Knipex to push the rim towards the ruler (the clamp acts like a vice) instead of bending it using the adjustable.


 
Posted : 20/01/2020 9:05 pm
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You need a RimJibber which is a copy of the no longer available Rim Rench.

Can be got from a guy called Joel Sears in the US. Works a treat.


 
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A tool I don't own! I'm going to ask my wife to get me a RimJibber for my upcoming birthday, there's no way she can misinterpret that!


 
Posted : 20/01/2020 11:13 pm