on 6/21/10 7:13 AM, jandrews_nyc at jasonaschwa...@gmail.com wrote:
> After some slightly rough riding and shifting last night, I broke a
> spoke on
> my Hillborne. It's on the rear wheel, drive side. I've never broken
> a spoke, and am wondering
> if this is something I can attend to myself or
It's not hard to replace one spoke if you can find a replacement of same
type and length. If you have both pieces, I'd take the broken one to a shop
and get them to replace it with an identical one, and buy a suitable spoke
wrench at the same time. Put a dab of grease on the threads, insert it,
tig
Hi.
After some slightly rough riding and shifting last night, I broke a
spoke on
my Hillborne. It's on the rear wheel, drive side. I've never broken
a spoke, and am wondering
if this is something I can attend to myself or should I take it to a
shop? Does a wheel need to be re-trued after a broke
