Wheel True'ing & Building in Kingston / Wimbledon Area

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I live in the Kingston area and have got a problem with my back
wheel. My LBS is OK at most things, but not expert at this.

I want to get to true'd (or maybe re-built) and am looking for
somewhere that can do a really good job. Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Michael

[Rob Morley]

In article om>,
says...
>
> I live in the Kingston area and have got a problem with my back
> wheel. My LBS is OK at most things, but not expert at this.

They sell things with wheels, but can't fix wheels - great, is there a
BSO equivalent for bike shops, maybe a BSSO? :-)
>
> I want to get to true'd (or maybe re-built) and am looking for
> somewhere that can do a really good job. Any recommendations?
>
Get a decent spoke key
http://www.cyclebasket.com/products.php?plid=m5b92s280p8?
and a can of GT85 and do it yourself?

[p.k.[_2_]]

wrote:
> I live in the Kingston area and have got a problem with my back
> wheel. My LBS is OK at most things, but not expert at this.
>
> I want to get to true'd (or maybe re-built) and am looking for
> somewhere that can do a really good job. Any recommendations?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Michael

AW cycles between south Wimbledon and Colliers wood

pk

ps the guy in there started as a Saturday Boy 50odd years ago and is still
there! In the back room they still have an Enamelling set up from the days
when they use to build frames!

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On 7 Sep, 16:46, "p.k." > wrote:

> AW cycles between south Wimbledon and Colliers wood
>
> pk

Thanks - took the wheel in there yesterday & it looks like he did a
good job. Splendid old shop as well.

M