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Matthew C Roberts
Guest
I recently purchased a build Campy Chorus build kit to rebuild my
Columbus SL Pinarello into something a bit more modern (vs. the ~1990
Shimano 105/Ult that was on it)
The build kit came w/ a pair of Campy Proton Wheels. I like these
wheels, and I would like them to last. After having lurked here for
the last three months, I've seen many posters recommend
stress-relieving machine-built wheels, which is a new concept to me,
but falls well within my realm of ability. My question is how to
stress relieve radially spoked wheels. The Campy Protons have 22
radially-laced spokes in front, and 24 cross-2 drive/ radial non-drive
in back.
Also, any other advice on 'conditioning' these wheels to make 'em
last? Finances dictate that this bike will have to last me quite a
while.
Matt.
Columbus SL Pinarello into something a bit more modern (vs. the ~1990
Shimano 105/Ult that was on it)
The build kit came w/ a pair of Campy Proton Wheels. I like these
wheels, and I would like them to last. After having lurked here for
the last three months, I've seen many posters recommend
stress-relieving machine-built wheels, which is a new concept to me,
but falls well within my realm of ability. My question is how to
stress relieve radially spoked wheels. The Campy Protons have 22
radially-laced spokes in front, and 24 cross-2 drive/ radial non-drive
in back.
Also, any other advice on 'conditioning' these wheels to make 'em
last? Finances dictate that this bike will have to last me quite a
while.
Matt.