where to get white spokes?
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Dank
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From: Florida
Bikes: 06 Bianchi Pista, 85ish Olmo Track
where to get white spokes?
im looking to build up a back wheel. i want to have white spokes on it. anyone know where to get them? there gunna be on a celeste deep v rim and prolly a surly hub with gold nipples. snazzy right? also, what hub would you recommend? thats around the price range of a surly .
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Krylon?
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From: Berkeley
Bikes: 2010 Tarmac SL, 2013 Fairdale Weekender, 2013 Fairdale Coaster, 1995 Specialized M2 Pro, 1972 Schwinn Heavy Duty, 2014 Surley Long Haul Trucker
Take your time with the project. I think QBP has white spokes. Have a bike shop order some for ya... painting them would work as well as long as you tape off the threads. You may be able to get white nipples as well. Check with a LBS and see what can be special ordered.
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From: Sudbury, Ontario
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Quick Everyone lets all go Out and paint our Spoke Threads! Yeah!,
persoanlly the enamel spray paint sounded not bad to me as long as you take your time and are carefull with the painting, it can't go that wrong can it?
persoanlly the enamel spray paint sounded not bad to me as long as you take your time and are carefull with the painting, it can't go that wrong can it?
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From: bradenton FL
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Painting might be a bad idea. So long as you lay a thin layer of paint,it shouldnt though. Make sure the spokes still thread through the holes in the hub flange.
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Regular spokes. Take a pic, photoshop it for forum cool points and then go ride your bike.
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