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Old 07-17-10 | 04:06 PM
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markf
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From: Wheat Ridge, CO

Bikes: '93 Bridgestone MB-3, '88 Marinoni road bike, '00 Marinoni Piuma, '01 Riv A/R

Get a tensiometer or find a shop that has one, and compare the spoke tension to Mavic's specs for your rims. If the tension is off you've got a complaint, otherwise the other stuff seems trivial.

It might be easier and faster to just pay a shop to bring the wheels up to proper spoke tension, instead of arguing with the wheel builder.
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