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Followed by a loud clang, chain skipping, and a general cacophony of metallic noise. Pretty exciting.

Anyways, anyone have experience/know what a local bike shop would charge to rebuild the wheel with new spokes?

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[-] MeowKittyWow@beehaw.org 2 points 2 years ago

Other folks have commented on general pricing, and you can't go wrong with a wheel rebuild. My last bike was having cascading spoke failures, and a complete rebuild did the trick.

But, replacing a single spoke isn't so bad if you have the tools. You can true it reasonably well by eye. If you have good ears, I like to strum the spokes to hear the sound they make, and match pitch with other spokes on the same side. I replaced one spoke on the side of the road like this and the wheel has stayed true.

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