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Hello, I want to buy a Spoke Wrench so I don't have to take the bike to the store everytime I have to align the wheel. The problem is that I dont know what type of Wrench do I need. There are different types SW-0, SW-1, etc. I have a road TREK 1.2 with Alexrims AT450. Does anyone know what Spoke Wrench do I need? Thank you very much! |
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OR, if you are getting the spoke wrenches through mail order, just get BOTH a GREEN & BLACK [for DT nipples] wrench ... if not a set of three. I've never needed the RED one. BTW. PARK finally came out with wrenches that are designed for alloy nipples, but will work with brass nipples -- I don't have any, yet, but I recommend them for everyone. |
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The green one that park makes is the one you're looking for. Don't recall what the size is on it, but they're color coded. You could also get a universal spoke wrench if you think that you may have different bikes/wheels to true in the future. There are adjustable ones, and roundd ones that have notches for every size spoke. |
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http://www.ride-this.com/index.php/r...ke-wrench.html |
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