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Old 03-23-26 | 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 98G
No. Otherwise I would have taken that as the easy way out.

I'll admit, i don't quite understand why "just replace all the spokes" isn't the answer.
The wheel is compromised one spoke, replace the spoke, multiple spokes replace the wheel unless it is a high end hub otherwise there are tons and tons of wheels out there some really great and some serviceable for a while and some serviceable for short term and some crap. If you are riding the bike and love the bike I tell people get a good set of wheels and if you aren't riding it or are about to replace get a decent set from your local shop.

I am surprised your local shop didn't give you options, that sounds odd. I would have given you some options for wheels unless it was some odd standard that no longer exists but there are usually work arounds.
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