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Old 09-12-20 | 10:52 PM
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The spokes would be safe to ride on if they are tensioned to an adequate and sufficiently-uniform tension level for the loading that they will see.

They typically would only fail one at a time if ridden long enough to bring on fatigue failure. I've ridden much worse-looking spokes but the brand of spokes can be much more important than differences in the level of corrosion..
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