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Date: 26 Aug 2007 23:12:26
From: Frank W. Marrs III
Subject: Loose Spoke
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I have a pair of kind-of-junk wheels that I train on. Whenever I ride,
one spoke (the same one) rattles loose. I noticed that there was no
spoke prep on the threads, so I put some on there; didn't solve the
problem. Any ideas? I'm afraid to put loctite on because it might
leave the wheel un-truable.
Frank
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Date: 27 Aug 2007 21:48:54
From: daveornee
Subject: Re: Loose Spoke
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Frank W. Marrs III Wrote:
> I have a pair of kind-of-junk wheels that I train on. Whenever I ride,
> one spoke (the same one) rattles loose. I noticed that there was no
> spoke prep on the threads, so I put some on there; didn't solve the
> problem. Any ideas? I'm afraid to put loctite on because it might
> leave the wheel un-truable.
>
> Frank
How is the spoke tension balance?
How are the threads on that spoke and nipple
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daveornee
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Date: 27 Aug 2007 04:38:22
From: Art Harris
Subject: Re: Loose Spoke
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"Frank W. Marrs III" wrote:
> I have a pair of kind-of-junk wheels that I train on. Whenever I ride,
> one spoke (the same one) rattles loose. I noticed that there was no
> spoke prep on the threads, so I put some on there; didn't solve the
> problem. Any ideas? I'm afraid to put loctite on because it might
> leave the wheel un-truable.
Sounds like you have a flat spot on the rim at that spot.
Art Harris
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