How to make black spokes shiny silver?

"Rado bladteth Rzeznicki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hi,

I've read a few post on r.b.t. concerning black spokes and their superiority ;-) but I prefer to
forfeit it for the love of shiny silver. What is the cheapest method to get rid of that tar on my
spokes? Paint remover?

Thanks, Rado

I would think steel wool would be the best candidate. Paint thinner likely won't work as they're
usually electroplated or anodized to the best of my knowledge.

Cheers,

Scott..

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Quoted message said:

Hi,

I've read a few post on r.b.t. concerning black spokes and their superiority ;-) but I prefer to
forfeit it for the love of shiny silver. What is the cheapest method to get rid of that tar on my
spokes? Paint remover?

Thanks, Rado

The one thing I have found WD40 good for is removing tar. It does work well.. MIke

Rado bladteth Rzeznicki said:

Hi,

I've read a few post on r.b.t. concerning black spokes and their superiority ;-) but I prefer to
forfeit it for the love of shiny silver. What is the cheapest method to get rid of that tar on my
spokes? Paint remover?

Thanks, Rado

try oven cleaner

Cheapest + safest method is buy new ones. The idea of removing material from your spokes is like
drilling holes in your rim to save weight. I blame Ritchey, or go for Tie die titanium for that
differant _yet expensive look. Just buy some nice sapim race silver spokes-cant go wrong. Okay the
cost a bit more but worth it.

"Rado bladteth Rzeznicki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Hi,

I've read a few post on r.b.t. concerning black spokes and their superiority ;-) but I prefer to
forfeit it for the love of shiny silver. What is the cheapest method to get rid of that tar on my
spokes? Paint remover?

Thanks, Rado