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Old 09-17-10 | 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by gerv
I'm not sure that this is a very effective way of handling it. It would be a lot more efficient to just replace all of them at once. Clearly if you have 5 or 6 broken spokes, the rest of them are probably fatigued as well. Replacing all of them guarantees a fresh start for the wheel.

Four years ago, I was in this exact predicament with a cheapo replacement wheel. I went out and bought 36 straight gauge DT spokes and rebuild the wheel. I'm still riding on it 4 years later. No more broken spokes.
I'll start checking into some better spokes, but having an occasional broke spoke forced me to regularly check my wheel for being true.
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