Carla, I remember you posting a while back that you'd get
one of these. Did you? Is it a worth while tool?
Of course anyone with one of these, or another brand in the
same price range can voice their answer too...
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Park spoke tension meter???
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"Zilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Carla, I remember you posting a while back that you'd get
one of these. Did you? Is it a worth while tool?Nope, not yet. I'd like to try one before I buy one. I'll
have to find someone how has it so I can borrow it.- CA-G
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"Zilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Carla, I remember you posting a while back that you'd get
one of these. Did you? Is it a worth while tool?Of course anyone with one of these, or another brand in
the same price range can voice their answer too...I have one of these; I like it. I have no way of knowing how
accurate it is but it's very repeatable and sees tension
differences I don't notice when I just plonk the spoke like
a harp string and listen.I think it's more useful than a truing stand, which I never
bothered to buy. I just build wheels in the bike frame.- Marty G
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