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You need a truing stand to do a wheel, AFAIK. Just take it to a shop, most of them will do it for like $10 or less.Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View PostAnyone know of a good on line tutorial on how to true a wheel, and what do I need, like a 2MM wrench?
Holy shit, the color scheme of this bike is effing awesome:

Clear OURY's and white DeepV's FTW:
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That's a sick shot with the yellow parts of the bike next to the yellowish palms.-Erik
'16 Focus 2.0L - '99 Protegé DX 1.6L POS (Sold) - '87 4runner 22R-E (Sold) - '86 Schwarz S50 (Sold) - '02 WRX Wagon (sold) - '07 Impreza 2.5i (sold) - '91 Alpine M52 (Sold) - '89 Alpine 325is (Sold)

Originally posted by 87e30I just want to dance with some beezies
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-Erik
'16 Focus 2.0L - '99 Protegé DX 1.6L POS (Sold) - '87 4runner 22R-E (Sold) - '86 Schwarz S50 (Sold) - '02 WRX Wagon (sold) - '07 Impreza 2.5i (sold) - '91 Alpine M52 (Sold) - '89 Alpine 325is (Sold)

Originally posted by 87e30I just want to dance with some beezies
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prepare for lots of pictures tonight of us riding, my best friend just came into the city!
Saturday afternoon i started practicing one footed skids, but i couldnt get the hang of getting my foot back on the pedal. yesterday i finally got it down. sometimes i still fuck up, but i'm getting super amped!
Scabzzz, we need some Nashville riding pics bro!1989 Bronzit 325ia- Sold
1986 Diamondschwarz Grey Market 325i Sport Mtech 1- Parted out
1988 Delphin 327i- Sold
1995 Cosmos M3- Current
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haha I'm a R3vPeddler
LOLOLOL-Erik
'16 Focus 2.0L - '99 Protegé DX 1.6L POS (Sold) - '87 4runner 22R-E (Sold) - '86 Schwarz S50 (Sold) - '02 WRX Wagon (sold) - '07 Impreza 2.5i (sold) - '91 Alpine M52 (Sold) - '89 Alpine 325is (Sold)

Originally posted by 87e30I just want to dance with some beezies
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Yeah I know. The scene is getting big here. Everyone wants to ride bikes. My city just got ranked 25th largest city in the country, with Atlanta being 33rd.Originally posted by T3rd Ferguson View Post
Scabzzz, we need some Nashville riding pics bro!
People are moving downtown like crazy and bike shops are popping up like zits! Kind of a cool time to live in Nashville right now..
We had an alley cat last week and about 30 people showed up. Usually it receives about 10 riders!
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you need a set of spoke wrenches and a truing stand. unless you plan to build a few sets of wheels or are really hard on your gear, a bike tech will probably do a better job for less than what the above tools will cost, even if you need to get your wheels trued regularly. if you can find a cheap (read inexpensive, not poorly made) stand, then go for it. building wheels is a good sitting on the couch activity and is rewarding too!Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View PostAnyone know of a good on line tutorial on how to true a wheel, and what do I need, like a 2MM wrench?Last edited by quikveedb2; 07-30-2008, 05:55 PM. Reason: if you really want to learn, i can give you some pointers, i do it every day.Originally posted by DozyproductionsYou know why you're drinking that Pabst? No its probably not because it was the first beer you grabbed. It's because you're a winner.
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I'm looking for an aerospoke on the cheap, if you buy one of those wheels for me I will paypal you the money beforehand. they are backordered everywhere i know of. I need a 700c rear wheel. PM me to discuss further.Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View Post
Went to another LBS, lots of fixed stuff there. Caught myself drooling over $300.00 CF bars.
Andy1989 Bronzit 325ia- Sold
1986 Diamondschwarz Grey Market 325i Sport Mtech 1- Parted out
1988 Delphin 327i- Sold
1995 Cosmos M3- Current
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Yeah, I built my last pair of wheels a few years ago--DA on Open Pro 28h with DT Revolution spokes. Having a nice stand makes things easier, but you can make do with a cheap one. It's like owning a $99 tablesaw. It sucks, and you have to compensate for the tool's shittiness, but it's still a tablesaw.Originally posted by quikveedb2 View Postbuilding wheels is a good sitting on the couch activity and is rewarding too!
I was wondering what a $600 Masi was. I guess it's Masi in name only, and it's actually made by Haro.
Originally posted by whysimonWTF is hello Kitty (I'm 28 with no kids and I don't have cable)
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It's called the Speciale Commuter. It's a single speed bike that's set up to be converted to a geared bike. It's a very nice bike and I was seriously considering it, but I had to go with the geared bike in the end... Plus Specialized holds a special place in my heart/history. My friend however did just buy this bike and he said it's awesome.Originally posted by FredK View PostI was wondering what a $600 Masi was. I guess it's Masi in name only, and it's actually made by Haro.
The philosophy that founder Faliero carried through to every one of his creations was a simple one; “it’s all about the ride” – meaning that ride quality surpassed all other characteristics when it came to building a frame. It’s a principle that rings true today.
-Erik
'16 Focus 2.0L - '99 Protegé DX 1.6L POS (Sold) - '87 4runner 22R-E (Sold) - '86 Schwarz S50 (Sold) - '02 WRX Wagon (sold) - '07 Impreza 2.5i (sold) - '91 Alpine M52 (Sold) - '89 Alpine 325is (Sold)

Originally posted by 87e30I just want to dance with some beezies
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