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joshthesavage 05-12-09 02:46 PM

basic costs help
 
i need to get some repairs and dont want to get ripped off so im trying to inform myself on some typical prices. i understand it may vary but i need help with some price range. thanks for the help.

how much does it typically cost to get your rims re-spoked?

how much should a flip flop hub cost with installation?

DMF 05-12-09 02:59 PM

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operator 05-12-09 09:55 PM


Originally Posted by DMF (Post 8905389)

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operator 05-12-09 09:56 PM


Originally Posted by joshthesavage (Post 8905294)
i need to get some repairs and dont want to get ripped off so im trying to inform myself on some typical prices. i understand it may vary but i need help with some price range. thanks for the help.

how much does it typically cost to get your rims re-spoked?

how much should a flip flop hub cost with installation?

Figure 60 cents to a dollar for straight gauge dt champion spokes. Labour anywhere around $30-$60 for a rebuild. Rear flip-flop formula around $35.

Mondoman 05-12-09 11:50 PM

Worse than paying too much is paying for a job done wrong. Wheelbuilding is one of the trickier tasks, so I'd try to find a shop with a good rep for wheelbuilding first and decent price second.

tellyho 05-13-09 12:27 PM

Unless your rim / hub is precious to you, it's probably cheaper to buy a new wheel. I'd figure a good $80 - $100 to replace all spokes.

operator 05-13-09 07:03 PM


Originally Posted by tellyho (Post 8911329)
Unless your rim / hub is precious to you, it's probably cheaper to buy a new wheel. I'd figure a good $80 - $100 to replace all spokes.

I don't know if you work at a shop or not, but that sounds about right.

tellyho 05-13-09 07:24 PM

I don't, and I'm mostly guessing.

DMF 05-13-09 07:40 PM


Originally Posted by operator (Post 8907919)
Stop please, we already know nobody reads that thread. As worthless as any of the other stickies on this forum.

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