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Old 07-20-19 | 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by jimc101
Do the math on this, as spokes/nipples and rims aren't cheap, you may find it's cheaper to just buy a complete wheel, go back before factory wheels existed (late 90's early '00s), and building made sense, if you are starting now, would really question why unless you needed something non-standard.
Given what the op said, a wheelbuild without a tensionmeter or any of the tools will NOT be cheaper than buying a wheel outright. Not even close.
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