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Truing stands that can accept larger axles?

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  1. Yo,

    For chrsitmas i got a truing stand but it only fits a 3/8" axle so it
    wont work for my 14mm axles let alone my 20mm kh axle. Does anyone know
    of a good truing stand that will fit 14-20mm axles?

    later,

    Evan

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  2. Generally just be creative with the one you have, and learn not to
    jostle the wheel as it sits in place. Those two things will take you a
    long ways. Sometimes I use wood clamps to hold the bearings in
    place... just experiment around.

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