Wheel building question - problems with wheels supplied
*shakes head in despair*
...and I only started this thread to ask fellow wheel-builders about reasonable quality, practice and whether 'dremelling' was normal (not that I thought it was!).
Surprise not to see Mick F. wade in here....
...and I only started this thread to ask fellow wheel-builders about reasonable quality, practice and whether 'dremelling' was normal (not that I thought it was!).
Surprise not to see Mick F. wade in here....
Trice Q 2007 in inky blue (Quackers)
Bacchetta Corsa 26 ATT (The Mad Weeble)
Cube SL Team Cross (Rubberduckzilla)
Homebaked tourer (The Duck's Dream)
MTB mongrel (Harold the Flying Sheep)
Bacchetta Corsa 26 ATT (The Mad Weeble)
Cube SL Team Cross (Rubberduckzilla)
Homebaked tourer (The Duck's Dream)
MTB mongrel (Harold the Flying Sheep)
When I was a kid with steel rims. We did file the ends off our spokes after fitting them. We also went round the rim with a file taking the ends of any spokes after trueing the wheel. Then we stuck a thick rim tape on!
I took quite a long time getting used to the fact that you can adjust or even replace spokes with the tyre on. If you have a double walled rim.
I took quite a long time getting used to the fact that you can adjust or even replace spokes with the tyre on. If you have a double walled rim.
Yma o Hyd
Seller now slimed with negative feedback. At least I can salvage the hubs and rebuild some decent wheels.
Thanks to all those who contributed to this thread.
Thanks to all those who contributed to this thread.
Trice Q 2007 in inky blue (Quackers)
Bacchetta Corsa 26 ATT (The Mad Weeble)
Cube SL Team Cross (Rubberduckzilla)
Homebaked tourer (The Duck's Dream)
MTB mongrel (Harold the Flying Sheep)
Bacchetta Corsa 26 ATT (The Mad Weeble)
Cube SL Team Cross (Rubberduckzilla)
Homebaked tourer (The Duck's Dream)
MTB mongrel (Harold the Flying Sheep)