lace wheels nyc area
#1
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lace wheels nyc area
hi all
i have a few hubs that need to be laced, i would like some advice on who does a decent job at good price in the NYC - Brooklyn area
also where i could find affordable rims & spokes online?
thanks a lot
i have a few hubs that need to be laced, i would like some advice on who does a decent job at good price in the NYC - Brooklyn area
also where i could find affordable rims & spokes online?
thanks a lot
#4
Zack at Track star does a good job, as does Bike Works. In Brooklyn, I've gone to Alex at Bike Doc.
I think labor is pretty standard anywhere. $30 - $40
I got a set of Pauls to Deep V - Swiss DT for $550 cog and tires included at Bike Doc.
I think labor is pretty standard anywhere. $30 - $40
I got a set of Pauls to Deep V - Swiss DT for $550 cog and tires included at Bike Doc.
#5
bike station is a good shop, people have said good things about his wheels to me.
#6
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From: Portland, ME
Bikes: Surly Steamroller, IRO Groupbuy, Trek 520, plus a bunch of homebrews
If your going to buy all the parts, why not just lace them up yourself?
If your set on having them build them, then buy the spokes and rims through them.
It may not be as cheap, but at least your giving your money to a local shop / wheelbuilder.
If your set on having them build them, then buy the spokes and rims through them.
It may not be as cheap, but at least your giving your money to a local shop / wheelbuilder.
#7
soon, i'm getting a pair of wheels built by Arone, who used to work at bikeworks. great price and her builds have an amazing reputation. wheellove@gmail.com is her contact.
#10
dan bones!
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Bikes: iro mark v for street, sh itamori peloton for track
if i ever get a set of wheels built up i'm having arone done it. she has a remarkable reputation. ..unless i build them to destroy them. then i'll finally learn how to do it myself.
#11
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if i find one i will try to lace them myself.




