How much?

unign said:

How much does it cost for a bike shop to install a new hub, new
bearings, new spokes, and new cranks. I just got my koxx hub and i am
wondering whether I should learn how to do it myself or spend the
money. So does anyone know if it is... say $30+?

30 sounds about how much it would cost.

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If you have time and patience, build it yourself! 🙂 It's difficult but
still possible. I built one today, took about 3 hours... (with help
from my dad though) 😉

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You could build the wheel yourself then get the bike shop to true it.
You would think that would be cheaper.

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saam said:

You could build the wheel yourself then get the bike shop to true it.
You would think that would be cheaper.

thats what I would advise...just the simple building of the wheel isn't
too hard if you know how. do a search on these fora for Sheldon
Brown's website, its got grrreat instructions. truing though, thats a
little more difficult, so you could take it to a bike store to have
that done, and it would be cheaper.

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