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Old 06-20-05 | 10:09 PM
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Bikes: 04' Specialized Hardrock Sport, 03' Giant OCR2 (SOLD!), 04' Litespeed Firenze, 04' Giant OCR Touring, 07' Specialized Langster Comp

Originally Posted by DCCommuter
I hope you mean using a stick as a guide while you use a spoke wrench to tension the spokes.
Haha yeah, I usually use the depth gage on my calipers to measure the width of the fork or seat stay at the brake bridge (A), then measure the width of the rim (B). The distance to set my marker tip from the seat stay edge would be (A-B)/2-.01", then I move in from there.




Originally Posted by Roody
You're a very smart fellow. (Really) Are you a chef or something?
Eh?

Anyway I've been reading on it and it turns out the old avid brake pads burn out real quick, the newer metallic formulations are supposed to last a lot longer.
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