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Old 01-23-18 | 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by willwebb
... my bike shop mechanic told me that the stock wheel has basically run its useful life. Rather than replace another spoke, it’s recommended that I replace the wheels.
Far be it from me to question a shop mechanic... which I do, and they hate it... But as others have said, personally I'd be looking at just re-building the one wheel with new spokes. I'd really question the "run it's useful life" bit on a rim from a disc brake equipped bike unless there are cracks or other deformations in the rim. The only rims that I've ever had "run it's useful life" and die were either because I pulled a spoke nipple through the rim, or completely wore down the brake track.
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