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Old 03-15-11 | 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by ruindd
If you're ABSOLUTELY sure you can nail the truing process on the very first try, I guess it could be an OK idea. But an awful idea in every other circumstance.
Locktite would still be a dumb idea because you'd have problems making the wheel rideable when you bent the rim and wanted to get home.

I just want a nice slick spoke lube, can I use anti-seize? or regular teflon grease?
Yes. I use anti-seize on the spoke threads and have had no problems removing and reusing alloy nipples when I replace rims up to 14 years later.

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