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• #2
Replace the rim like for like, provided the spokes are ok
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• #3
You can repair the rim if it's not too badly bent. Get an adjustable spanner and put it over the bent part and bent it carefully back. You'll still feel a bit of a bump when you put the brakes on because the rim will always be a bit deformed. Good luck.
If you do get a rim, make sure the ERD is the same otherwise you'll need different spoke lengths. For ERD, go to www.sheldonbrown.com.
Cheers.
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• #4
If you do reuse spokes I'd advise replacing the nipples. Very inexpensive and potentially much safer (nipples being soft metal and liable to wear)
I took a bit of a hit to a pothole with my rear wheel, which has buckled slightly around the outer flange of the rim. Id like to remedy this, so what items do I need to replace? Ideally I want to spend as little as possible.