Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.
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mike said:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.I got t-boned on a set of wheels built at In-Town Bikes off of Monroe
Street (near 10th) and they didn't even need truing.I've also had no problems so far with my rear wheel built at Bike South
in Decatur. -
mike said:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.we ship to Atlanta
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mike said:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.Scott Hodge, owner of Addictive Cycles, is the guy manning the Mavic
car at the TdG. Alan Smith at REI inside the perimeter. Only two
folks I would consider. Both have been doing it for a long time and
build old-fashioned wheels that last a long time.
-Mike -
mowens61-gmail.com said:
mike said:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.Scott Hodge, owner of Addictive Cycles, is the guy manning the Mavic
car at the TdG. Alan Smith at REI inside the perimeter. Only two
folks I would consider. Both have been doing it for a long time and
build old-fashioned wheels that last a long time.
-MikeI haven't had any wheels built by Alan, but he is indeed a good guy.
\\paul
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mowens61-gmail.com said:
mike said:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.Scott Hodge, owner of Addictive Cycles, is the guy manning the Mavic
car at the TdG. Alan Smith at REI inside the perimeter. Only two
folks I would consider. Both have been doing it for a long time and
build old-fashioned wheels that last a long time.
-Mike
Both Scatt and Allen have good stories as they fix your wheels.
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