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I can think of a couple light and wider 700C rims available in 36-hole, but the prices ($85 and up, each) probably don't make sense for wheels you only expect to ride for a year. I invest my dollars and time in "keeper" wheels that I plan to use for a long time.

It seems to me that there are still lots of options for 36-spoke wheels, so I wouldn't let trends or fashion alone dissuade me from building up more of them. It's not as big a deal for the front wheel, of course.

BTW, "ID" stands for "inner diameter" and isn't the right term to use for the inner width of a rim.
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