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  1. Evans in Wandsworth say a month is a reasonable time to book
    a standard MTB wheel in. (27th July)

    Anyone beat this?

  2. "elyob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Evans in Wandsworth say a month is a reasonable time to
    book a standard


    MTB

    Quoted message said:

    wheel in. (27th July)

    Anyone beat this?


    Two days total respoke and truing.

    Woodrups, Leeds

  3. half an hour.

    Me.

    Get Jobst Brandt's book.

  4. "vernon levy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "elyob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:ybmGc.557$y36.7064599@news-
    text.cableinet.net...

    Quoted message said:

    Evans in Wandsworth say a month is a reasonable time to
    book a standard


    MTB

    Quoted message said:

    wheel in. (27th July)

    Anyone beat this?


    Two days total respoke and truing.

    Woodrups, Leeds

    Nah, that's nowhere near a month!

    Rich

  5. "Gearóid Ó Laoi/Garry Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    half an hour.

    Me.

    Get Jobst Brandt's book.

    You must be a quick reader 😉

    I've rebuilt the wheel, but don't trust my first wheel build
    and want it double checked. I read that the note of the
    spokes should be F#, but am getting the theme tune from the
    Dukes of Hazard instead. 🙁

  6. elyob said:

    I've rebuilt the wheel, but don't trust my first wheel
    build and want it double checked. I read that the note of
    the spokes should be F#, but am getting the theme tune
    from the Dukes of Hazard instead. 🙁

    Seems like a good wheel-truing song to me...

    Straightenin' the curves... Flattenin' the hills...

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    jc

    Remove the -not from email

  7. Quoted message said:

    Evans in Wandsworth say a month is a reasonable time to
    book a standard


    MTB

    Quoted message said:

    wheel in. (27th July)

    Anyone beat this?

    erm.... they're yanking your chain. Surely there must be
    another bike shop around?

  8. elyob:

    Quoted message said:

    Evans in Wandsworth say a month is a reasonable time to
    book a standard


    MTB

    Quoted message said:

    wheel in. (27th July)

    Sods. And I bet they'll charge you an arm and a leg for the
    privelege too.

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone beat this?

    For delay? I doubt it. That's an extraordinarily long time.

    I took my wheels in to my LBS last Thursday lunchtime,
    expecting not to have them back before Saturday afternoon,
    seeing as they're a busy and very small shop. My wheels wer
    back on my bike by Thursday evening.

    d.

  9. Jeremy Collins said:
    elyob said:

    I've rebuilt the wheel, but don't trust my first wheel
    build and want it double checked. I read that the note
    of the spokes should be F#, but am getting the theme
    tune from the Dukes of Hazard instead. 🙁

    Seems like a good wheel-truing song to me...

    Straightenin' the curves... Flattenin' the hills...

    If I knew teh words to the dukes of hazard theme tune,
    I'd worry.

    But on topic, just ride the wheel. Ride it not too far from
    home, but give it a good work-out (dunno, ride down some
    stairs as speed, bunny-hop some park benches or something).
    If it stays true, it was a good build and you can trust it
    further afield. If not, at least it's not far to walk.

    The first wheel I built was much better than teh wheels that
    came on any of my mass-produced bikes.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  10. Ian Smith <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Straightenin' the curves... Flattenin' the hills...

    If I knew teh words to the dukes of hazard theme tune,
    I'd worry.

    Fightin' the system Just like two modern day Robin Hoods.

    You're not alone Jeremy. Maybe Ian is the one who should be
    worried :-)

  11. One of our LBS's is so busy at the moment they are taking no new work on

  12. Graeme said:

    Ian Smith <[email hidden]> wrote in
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Straightenin' the curves... Flattenin' the hills...

    If I knew teh words to the dukes of hazard theme tune,
    I'd worry.

    Fightin' the system Just like two modern day Robin Hoods.

    You're not alone Jeremy. Maybe Ian is the one who should
    be worried
    :-)

    Just two good old boys Never meaning no harm. Beats all you
    ever you saw Been in trouble with the law Since the day they
    were born.

    Indeed. ;-)

  13. gemarc said:

    One of our LBS's is so busy at the moment they are taking
    no new work on

    Either that or they're glued to the Tour all day ;-)

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