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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: oldsnow on April 26, 2011, 06:18 PM
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One 36 spoke wheel laced in 3 mins 47 secs only the third I've done too, proves how easy it is if you just give it a try! :daumenhoch:
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Nice one. I love doing them. Now trueing is another story :crazy2:
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Do mine on the bike set to the brakes works fine I find!
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I even bought a truing stand .. cant do it at all .. aint got the patience ... almost got fooked up the wall :buck2:
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Cool!! Gives me inspiration to get on and get my Burner wheels done now!
I was going to but he'd a set of damaged forks to make a wheel truing thingy
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an average of 6.3 seconds to pick up a spoke, put it through a hub hole, pick up a nipple, locate it in the rim, thread it onto the spoke and wind it down...and that includes crossing the spokes.
Impressive
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an average of 6.3 seconds to pick up a spoke, put it through a hub hole, pick up a nipple, locate it in the rim, thread it onto the spoke and wind it down...and that includes crossing the spokes.
Impressive
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I would give Noris McSquirter (or whatever he was called on record breakers) a ring ;)
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I didn't true them just screwed them down 5 times got em all in & then went back around to screw them home !
You gotta believe me fellas you just gotta! :'(
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I didn't true them just screwed them down 5 times got em all in & then went back around to screw them home !
You gotta believe me fellas you just gotta! :'(
That's some going mate :daumenhoch:
Took me 3 1/2 hours to do my first one , spokes in ....... spokes out ...... start again etc ::) :D
Never timed myself yet but I reckon 15/20 mins per rim for me :-\ My next wheel build will be against the clock though ;D
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Right prove it :LolLolLolLol:
Record it and YouTube it for all to see :LolLolLolLol:
Then we'll believe ya
6.3 seconds per spoke you must have some amazing wrist and finger action :smitten: :LolLolLolLol: