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  1. how do you true them?

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  2. With a spoke wrench.

    And look here: http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41748

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  3. What's truing?????

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  4. Truing a wheel is making the wheel straight. When you turn your
    unicycle upside down and spin the wheel there should be little to no
    lateral movement (the wheel shouldnt wobble side to side). If it does
    the wheel needs to be trued. If you do not wish to mess with the spoke
    tension, take it to a local bike shop and have them true the wheel for
    you.

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