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Originally Posted by Dafritz37
Hi, I have a repeating problem. This morning I did normal ride (30 miles). Got home and leaned the bike up against the house. It sat there all day, and just before dusk I went to put it away and the rear wheel will not spin around. The last time, about 6 weeks ago, same thing but a spoke actually popped. I wasn't aggressive on either ride and the wheel is 36 ct spokes. Can temperature fluctuation cause this?
A reputable shop repaired and trued the first throw.

Any suggestions?
Thanks
You may want to remove the tire and rim tape. Check to see that the wheel isn't split down the middle. I've had more than one double wall rim break between each spoke hole on the tire side. It didn't manifest as a broken rim but it wouldn't hold true.
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