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Wheel not true, carbon clencher, where can I get repaired?

mrbungle · 2012-07-02 18:32:54

Originally asked for help on the cycling forum but obviously their wheels are made from kryptonite over there, zero help. Hi All, I caught some air on the weekend when some guy wiped me out. As a result, my virtually new Dura-Ace-7950-C50 is no longer true. Any ideas where I can get this sorted, somewhere in the NorthEast…

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02-07-2012 7:32pm

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mrbungle

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Originally asked for help on the cycling forum but obviously their wheels are made from kryptonite over there, zero help.

Hi All,

I caught some air on the weekend when some guy wiped me out.

As a result, my virtually new Dura-Ace-7950-C50 is no longer true.

Any ideas where I can get this sorted, somewhere in the NorthEast or even in Dublin, somewhere reputable/decent.

Cheers!

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#2 02-07-2012 9:19pm
Palytoxin

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Nearly all bicycle shops will true wheels, and you're better off taking it to someone than trying it yourself, you could only make it worse (happened to me a few times, then had to bring it to a shop anyway).

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