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Old 11-04-20 | 01:41 PM
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pdlamb
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Originally Posted by mihlbach
I would simply buy a new rear wheel. There is no sense in paying to replace the hub of a cheap wheel. It's a labor intensive process that will probably cost more in labor than would be the cost to replace the entire wheel.
This will raise the price a bit, but after you buy an inexpensive new wheel, have a good wheel mechanic make sure they're tensioned and stress-relieved correctly.

I'm not sure how you could get BD's attention. File a small claims suit, maybe? I can't imagine anything you could do to kill a hub in that short a distance, other than get run over by a train or something.
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