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spoke care

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  1. My son and I are riding almost daily again. He's getting much braver now
    and is starting to drop off of stuff. So I'm concerned about how often
    some of the more agresive riders are getting their spokes retensioned?

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  2. If the spokes were properly treated during the wheel build (I used blue
    Loc-tite) then they won't come loose on their own accord, even with
    repeated drops. If they do come loose you'll hear some creaking from
    spokes rubbing against each other... then it will be time to
    retension.

    Otherwise don't worry too much... occasionally check that the wheel is
    true, and adjust if necessary, but a well-built wheel doesn't need much
    maintenance.

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