Chi-town Locals!!!!
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Chi-town Locals!!!!
Hey guys I'm trying to find a reliable shop/ wheelbuilder to lace up a wheel of mine. I want this baby to be solid!
Any suggestions would be great!
Any suggestions would be great!
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Learn to do it yourself and you'll feel rewarded by it.
But if not, Best way to find a shop is to open up your local phone book, go to the yellow pages, and look under bicycles There should be a lot of shops that you can call and ask.
What wheel are you planning to build?
But if not, Best way to find a shop is to open up your local phone book, go to the yellow pages, and look under bicycles There should be a lot of shops that you can call and ask.
What wheel are you planning to build?
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Originally Posted by Jason222
Learn to do it yourself and you'll feel rewarded by it.
But if not, Best way to find a shop is to open up your local phone book, go to the yellow pages, and look under bicycles There should be a lot of shops that you can call and ask.
What wheel are you planning to build?
But if not, Best way to find a shop is to open up your local phone book, go to the yellow pages, and look under bicycles There should be a lot of shops that you can call and ask.
What wheel are you planning to build?
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Ya i reposted this in the mechanic forums and got about 10 suggestions.
The wheel is gona be a Specialized Stout, bolt on hub with a doubletrack rim
The wheel is gona be a Specialized Stout, bolt on hub with a doubletrack rim
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Originally Posted by Pheard
for some reason I thought chi town was meaning china town