Old 05-18-05, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by robo
I'm going to try one more bike shop then... I've heard some good things about Treads in Inwood in another thread..

It's weird though. Most shops charge $20 to true a wheel. Maybe they just don't think it's worth the work for the $20 if it needs more than a few twists of a spoke wrench?
Seriously, buy a $5 spoke wrench and do it yourself. It is not that hard (this sounds like a rather simple case) and there are plenty of good guides to the procedure on the internet. It'll probably save you time compared to dealing with all these (apparently incompetent) shops.
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