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Old 03-27-24, 01:39 PM
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tFUnK
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Easiest thing to do is to replace the broken spoke and true the wheel. If you have a lot of time on your hands, you may de-tension the whole wheel, replace the broken spoke, and retention everything back - but many on this forum may feel that the juice is not worth the squeeze.

As for spoke tension meters, I've got a cheap Chinese version and I've been happy with it. If your rim isn't good to begin with then you'll get really inconsistent readings across spokes, but at least you'll know.

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