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Old 04-09-12 | 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by HillRider
If the wheel was at all properly built you should NEVER break a modern spoke. Somrthing was seriously defective with that wheel right from the beginning.
+1 You just don't see spoke failure on a modern bike even the cheapest ones unless the wheel was badly undertrued and lose or something else is causing the spoke failures such as a RD or other part hitting the spokes. If it less than 2 years old you should consider taking it back to the people that sold you the bike and ask them to fix it for free.
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