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Old 09-12-09, 09:10 AM
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The Smokester
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I have taken to building my own wheels now. Have stand, tensiometer and dishing gauge. My experience is the same...Touch up a new wheel after the first few hundred miles, check the tension and it will last for 10,000's of miles barring an accident.
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