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Odd-size spokes

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  1. I want to carry some spare spokes for my GS GTO when I tour this
    summer. Rachel at GS sent me the three(!) sizes for my trike wheels.
    Does anyone know where I can have spokes cut to specific lengths to
    carry as spares?

    BentJay

  2. (BentJay) said:

    Does anyone know where I can have spokes cut to specific lengths to
    carry as spares?

    Where are you located? At one time Larry Black had a spoke cutter that
    would make small changes in double butted spokes and almost any length
    change on a non-butted spoke. Doubt he would do it on mail-order,
    though, and he is located in Mt. Airy, MD (and less often in College
    Park, MD). Of course, a lot of shops serious about wheel building have
    them.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  3. Mark Powers at Poweron Cycling

    www.poweroncycling.com

    Miles of Smiles,
    Tom

  4. [email hidden] (BentJay) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I want to carry some spare spokes for my GS GTO when I tour this
    summer. Rachel at GS sent me the three(!) sizes for my trike wheels.
    Does anyone know where I can have spokes cut to specific lengths to
    carry as spares?

    Any good LBS should be able to cut a longer spoke down and rethread it for you.

    Harry

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