Well time has shown this rim not to be a great one. Many cracked however of you have cracked the kinlin xr26t has the same overal dimensions and red allowing you to reuse your old spokes. 

We have a number of new things in store. 

Tifosi CK3's are a great entry to mid level road bike. They come equipped with Shimano Claris, Tiagra, 105 or Campagnolo Veloce. Simply a fine bike for all.

After a while searching I finally have 32H and 36H good freewheel hubs in stock. These are made by Zenith in Taiwan and come in 100mm/126mm or 100/130mm OLD. The 126mm rear hub is suitable for up to 7 speed freewheels but the 130mm spaced hub will take 8 speed freewheel which The Cycle Clinic also stocks. These can be built onto H Plus Son TB14 rims or others here at the shop. See the hub and wheels section of the site for more details. 

TT wheels should be aerodynamic and to hell with all other considerations. They are not meant for high mileage so here is what I have done for my TT bike. I found a U.S distributor with 12H and 16H Shimano Dura Ace 7700 12H hubs. I could use Royce and a few others in this low drilling but Shimano Dura Ace a a bit cheaper. I have laced to them to 88mm deep carbon tubular rims from my usual carbon rim supplier. Sapim CX-ray spokes have been used. Getting the wheels straight is not easy but they are straight (~0.4mm of wobble it the best I could do) with even tension which shows how good the rims are. Weight of the rims is 500g so the complete wheels are not heavy at all. 

They are perfect I think and cheaper than buying something of the self from one of the usual factory suspects. No worse in performance either.