Wheel Truing stand

Posted on Tue 11th, December 2007

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2, 3, 4, tell me that you love me more...
• #27

dubtap

Black Sapim Race spokes with silver nipples were 50p each from the big Evans on The Cut if buying more than one or two.
and 15% off today...

Evans voucher for 15% off accessories + clothes
• #28

romans

Have built all my wheels for the last few years and will now attempt fancy lacing .[url=http://www.geocities.com/spokeanwheel/lacing.htm] I have so far used my bike forks but it is awkward and there are number of rigs available. I learned how to build wheels on a day course in Cambridge with David Brown which was money well spent. His instruction and notes are excellent as he is a technical writer. He would also give tips on rigs to buy. I will build a rig and use dial gauges.

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