regluing a Mavic G3 rear wheel
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regluing a Mavic G3 rear wheel
Hi
Does someone know if it is easy/relatively common to have to reglue the body of a Mavic wheel?
And also how easy it is to convert this wheel from freewheel to fixed? (or to a front wheel?)
Thanks!!
Does someone know if it is easy/relatively common to have to reglue the body of a Mavic wheel?
And also how easy it is to convert this wheel from freewheel to fixed? (or to a front wheel?)
Thanks!!
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I seem to remember reading about this being somewhat common, and fixable, with Mavic wheels, but could not find the info online now that I searched for it.
Ditto about replacing the axle or body (or whatever would need to be replaced) to use this road wheel on the track.
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hey paulie.
this sounds kinda similar to the problem folks were having with the aerospoke rear hubs where it would develop play between the alu hub and the carbon (graphite?) body. apparently aerospoke's solution was to JB weld them. i dunno what they do on current models, but that's not relevant here.
i guess you could try JB weld, but it sounds to me like your hub body could suddenly turn weirdly freewheel on you.
this sounds kinda similar to the problem folks were having with the aerospoke rear hubs where it would develop play between the alu hub and the carbon (graphite?) body. apparently aerospoke's solution was to JB weld them. i dunno what they do on current models, but that's not relevant here.
i guess you could try JB weld, but it sounds to me like your hub body could suddenly turn weirdly freewheel on you.
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hey paulie.
this sounds kinda similar to the problem folks were having with the aerospoke rear hubs where it would develop play between the alu hub and the carbon (graphite?) body. apparently aerospoke's solution was to JB weld them. i dunno what they do on current models, but that's not relevant here.
i guess you could try JB weld, but it sounds to me like your hub body could suddenly turn weirdly freewheel on you.
this sounds kinda similar to the problem folks were having with the aerospoke rear hubs where it would develop play between the alu hub and the carbon (graphite?) body. apparently aerospoke's solution was to JB weld them. i dunno what they do on current models, but that's not relevant here.
i guess you could try JB weld, but it sounds to me like your hub body could suddenly turn weirdly freewheel on you.
This just sounds like whatever method attached the rim failed.
All that said, I really don't know of any solution, sorry.