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Published 2 August 2007
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Original post isaac steiner
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2 August 2007, 01:40 UTC
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Well Ive got just a standard chrome 24" unicycle and I might trade my cousin for his standard chrome 20"....but its got a warped rim. If i take it to a bikeshop and ask if they can even out the wheel ( true it ) and he will pay for that. But the rim is made out of chrome i think it looks just the same as the frame will they be able to true it?
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2 August 2007, 01:42 UTC
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2 August 2007, 01:52 UTC
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isaac steiner said: how? its the exact same uni except 20".
Yeah, but the rim is bent. Chances are that rim will bend again very easily.
EDIT: (if you get it bent back.)
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2 August 2007, 04:24 UTC
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When something like a rim is bent out of shape, it is virtually impossible to get it true again. it will always be a little off and you'll notice it alot.
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2 August 2007, 06:12 UTC
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Yes...and rims aren't made out of chrome...they are -plated- with chrome. It's a steel rim. 🙂
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