Old 08-06-20, 07:28 PM
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Thomas15
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OP you are getting some very good advice here. You can do the work yourself it really isn't that hard and to get started will require only a few bike specific tools. There are ton's of youtubes on fixing every aspect of bicycles. I personally like those by RJ the Bike Guy and Park tools.

As others have said for now get the wheel fixed it might be worth it to just buy a new (or used) wheel ready to go.
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