Old 06-13-12, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by no1mad
Buy and install a new wheel. Then have the current one fixed. Next time, swap out wheels and you won't have to drive.
Didn't think about that but it's obviously a very good solution! I also think that I will get the right tool to remove the cassette so I will be able to replace the spoke by myself next time, it's on the rear wheel drive side, the only place that I can't fix for now. The only problem is that I'm not sure which tool to get to have the right one. I have one to remove the cassette on my vintage Bianchi (sunny sunday ride) but it doesn't fit on any of my other wheels. I don't want to order a tool if I'm not sure it will fit. How do I do that?
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