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Old 03-17-07, 08:08 AM
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tinrobot
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Return the wheel or rebuild it.

Sometimes just retensioning a few spokes puts pressure on the other spokes and causes them to go out of whack. I once had a wheel that kept popping spokes. Every time the LBS would replace a spoke, another would pop. I finally had them rebuild the whole wheel from scratch and it's been solid ever since.
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