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Originally Posted by davidsuserid
So i should probably just have them try to true it and see if they can make it work. It isn't ridiculously out, just a smidgen, and i can tell where it is that is out, maybe that would make it cheaper if they knew where to look. Oh well, guess i will bite the bullet.
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You need to tell them EXACTLY what you KNOW, not necessarily what you THINK. If there is a flat spot on the rim or if the rim is actually bent out of shape, then trying to "true" it is a waste of time and money.
If you have never done a true or spoke balance on a spoked wheel, you won't understand but $150 is not too much to pay for a good job. It may take more than an hour and a good deal of skill is required to do it right.