Unfortunately, those are custom hubs build just for Zipp, so the externals aren't able to be laced into a wheel. You could potentially take the internals and rebuild a wired PT hub body with them.

Alternatively, you could figure out if that wheel truly is wrecked or not. Whether Zipp will rebuild something and guarantee your safety on it is different than whether it is actually toast or not. If the wheel is still true and the braking surface is not part of the damage, it can probably be repaired. Take some pics?

Chris

Thanks for the reply - the wheel does not look that bad to me. It has a slight buldge below the breaking surface and almost looks like it is de-laminating. Does the disc get its structural integrity from the carbon or is there something underneath giving it strength?

There is a foam core on most models that is part of the structural integrity of the system. Again, the key is that the wheel is still straight. Anything else can be fixed for the most part.

Chris

The wheel is perfectly straight and rolls fine. I did not even notice the damage until it was pointed out by a person who I was trying to sell the wheel to.

In that case (a) I would be willing to fix it for you, or (b) purchase it if it is ANT+ compatible.

Chris

It is ANT compatible

I have pictures of it that I can email you. PM me your email address and I will send them. I would be fine selling it since I have already purchased a new Super 9 disk

Feel free to PM me if chicanery turns you down.