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Old 10-07-21, 08:26 AM
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Dany6
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Originally Posted by himespau
I get the frustration at having a job not done correctly. Before you go to the extreme of buying new wheels, can you try getting a couple of cone wrenches and doing it yourself? I mean, they should be doing it properly, but if they can't seem to do so, adjusting them yourself is cheaper than buying a new wheelset. I know it's an annoying job - I have a spare wheelset where I need to adjust the rear hub and I've just been letting that spare gather dust for a couple years because I have working wheels an am lazy.
Yeah...i probably could and btw i had a plan to buy the needed tools and start learning how to fix/maintain it bit by bit,but the bigger issue is with these dusters,i've no idea what i do now...
I can't ride the bike i already wrote why,and neither i could sell the bike properly now if i wanted to,just because of the dusters....
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