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Old 02-03-03, 04:11 PM
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Originally posted by dazco
Hmm.... seems you gotta have a lot of specialized tools to do this. I was hoping to find something that would describe a sort of "quick fix" without the specialized tools..........something that tells you how to do just a small amout of adjustment to help with a wheel thats just barely tweaked.
All you NEED is a spoke wrench. For minor tuneups, just use the brake pads as your guide --- left/right, up/down. If your wheel needs re-dishing then you'll need to buy specialized tools or take it to a wheelbuilder.

Pick the wheel off the ground and give it a spin, using the bike as your truing stand. Follow the guidelines provided in the aforementioned links and you should be able to tweak the wheels to keep 'em trued.

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