I'll probably build the other wheel before I start the truing. It's a rather time consuming process so perhaps I'll set up where I can tweak on them while watching the NFC/AFC Championships tomorrow -- two birds, one stone.
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
Is it true?
The first wheel is all laced up, but our custom hub isn't going to fit any truing stand that's readily available -- so as with most of the project, we'll make our own.
I'll probably build the other wheel before I start the truing. It's a rather time consuming process so perhaps I'll set up where I can tweak on them while watching the NFC/AFC Championships tomorrow -- two birds, one stone.

I'll probably build the other wheel before I start the truing. It's a rather time consuming process so perhaps I'll set up where I can tweak on them while watching the NFC/AFC Championships tomorrow -- two birds, one stone.