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This looks quite good.
https://www.velocityusa.com/product/rims/aero-650b
$200?
How about something stock like a DT Swiss?
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/rims-tape/28-dt-swiss-g-540-db-275-584-grave...
David at DCR wheels can probably build you a nice replacement, if Hunt don't stump up.
DCR can build you a better replacement!
Better than 16000 miles for £250?
Also, is it worth contacting Hunt? I'm 18 months past their three year warranty period.
A friend of mine binned his Hunts in similar circumstances, then found out that Hunt would have offered a discount on buying a replacement. Not sure if such offers are a regular service, but he regretted his hasty decision.
Yeah, I might do it, but best case I have another wheel that will crack in under 20k miles, right? I suppose there's some value in knowing they'll last at least 1000 miles after noticing a bunch of cracks.