Reply With QuoteLaurie Alderton fixed mine for $100 straight and true, not quite as bad as yours but its easy enough for them to do it
Figure some people must have some experience with this.
Looking for a ballpark on what it would cost to get this wheel fixed. Found it pretty cheap (obviously) so trying to work out if I'm onto a bargain or a waste of time.
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Laurie Alderton fixed mine for $100 straight and true, not quite as bad as yours but its easy enough for them to do it
Cheers mate!
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+1 on Laurie Alderton. Not as bad as yours but did a great job
+2. He usually charges me $90 per rim, and he's a miracle worker!!!
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Laurie fixed my rim for $100
Did a really good job and much worst than that wheel in the picture
question on laurie? if you send him a frame do you have to drop the engine first?
Not necessarily... Rolling chassis is what he asks for apparently. I was told to remove as much as possible whilst leaving forks, swingarm and wheels.
I think he may need engine in for alignment purposes. ...
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+1 on what Mick said.
He needs to have the engine in and all other bits removed. Even down to the chain guard and heel plates.
But rolling chassis still of course
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Something like this
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ah I see, that I am capable of, I might get the frame checked after the Bernie day, I've cartwheeled it twice now
I'd rather not know if my frame was straight. Wouldn't be worth me fixing anyway haha
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Frames don't often bend. Usually it's the soft triples that bend, meaning the front is out of alignment. But even a moderate tweak can not cause that many issues. If the bike turns evenly left and right, and tracks straight, then it's fine and there's no need to worry.
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I have been a frequent customer there 4 sets of wheels and one bike there have fixed for me.
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My subframe is pretty nicely bent but you know, meh
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