Are they the bladed spokes? Or just double/triple butted spokes?

Any descent shop should be able to replace a few spokes in a wheel quickly and relatively inexpensively.

Bladed...10 pair.

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Anything else wrong with the wheel? Brake track wear, cracked eyelets, shot bearings?

I looked over the wheels very closely and they seem fine, although I did not look for cracked eyelets. My friend closed his retail shop and just works on bikes for friends. Haven't checked with him on the cost of new spokes. Couldn't find any on ebay. Where is the best place to buy new spokes?

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take off very good condition much newer (sometimes brand new) race lites can be had on ebay for significantly less than 400 bucks.

Not sure with these wheels. The bladed spoke may be discontinued.

If I remember correctly they are typical with 90 degree bent head. If you do not care you can replace with a simple double butted spoke like a DT competition.

Not as aero, but functional. A spoke like this would be a couple bucks a piece. Not sure about cost to true a wheel as it varies regionally. And I would just do it myself so I have not paid for a while. I no longer wrench at a shop (have not done so for at least 6years)

I have a pair from 2010... they might be RXL's by same design. You could replace it with a standard spoke the same length. That's what I'd do.

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