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I doubt it, not without fncking up the carbon. You could put a tyre on and pump it up, that will certainly close the gap, and it will be rideable, but the fact that it has moved suggests that the bond between the rim and the wheel has failed, and that has the potential to fail, and it wouldn't be funny when it goes. So it isn't worth anything!