Old 09-23-10 | 03:31 PM
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Thanks all


Originally Posted by desertdork
Did you buy your new wheels from a Trek/Bontrager dealer? Bontrager wheels come with a warranty -- might have been worth taking it up with the dealer.
No - Ebay - They were take offs from a Upgrade. Good thought though !

feitsbob says -- You could go to the CAT/Eugene bike works .. and learn to be your own wheel person.
They have a membership/hourly DIY repair shop section there.
I have been there but have found that depending on who is at the Reigns that day, sometimes there is more knowledge / quality help available some days than others. Not sure if I want to "Feel Lucky" with this particular fix since I know how little about it I really know. ( I think I know just enough to be dangerous )


Sixty Fiver Says - You are a big enough rider that you rate a better quality rear wheel - the peace of mind you will get from having wheels that you know won't fail (under normal circumstances) is worth it.
Thanks - Yes - Kind of my thought in asking about a 36 Spoke wheel -- Does anyone have a suggestion of a Brand or Source for a 36 Spoke wheel that I could do a little shopping for in case I do decide to go that way ? As I begin to ask questions here locally it would be nice to know the Cost Difference between Re-doing and Replacing when I make my decision. It is nice to know that I "SHOULDN'T" have a problem if I get them set up correctly with the right parts.

I have 8 Cog gear pack and I believe I need 135mm Hub width.




Thanks very Much all Again -- What a Great Forum !




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