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Old 05-26-08, 07:48 PM
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Take it to a local wheel builder. They can check the rim to see if the "flat" spot isn't just the rim slightly flared out. That can be fixed using a cresent wrench and carefully bending the flared out rim back into position. Also, a good builder will be able to use some jigging with the spoke tension and straighten out a flat spot somewhat. Give it a shot and make sure the person is a long time wheel builder and not a local wrench who has limited experience. Good luck.
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