Guys
I have, somehow, buckled my rear wheel. It is buckled enough such that it scrapes up against the brake pad hard enough to stop the wheel (on average). This occurs on every rotation.
Assuming I choose not to have it straightened (if that is even possible, I don't know) what is the procedure for getting a new one.
Will the LBS tech remove the gear sprockets from my old wheel and fit them to a new wheel or will I have to pay for both a new wheel and new gear sprockets.
In which case the sprockets/(wheel) will have to match the derailer?
Thanks
I have, somehow, buckled my rear wheel. It is buckled enough such that it scrapes up against the brake pad hard enough to stop the wheel (on average). This occurs on every rotation.
Assuming I choose not to have it straightened (if that is even possible, I don't know) what is the procedure for getting a new one.
Will the LBS tech remove the gear sprockets from my old wheel and fit them to a new wheel or will I have to pay for both a new wheel and new gear sprockets.
In which case the sprockets/(wheel) will have to match the derailer?
Thanks