No leaks, rides ok.
rim ding - problem?
Re: rim ding - problem?
Ring Ding, ding, ding ... 2-stroke, eh? 
Not qualified to comment
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Re: rim ding - problem?
It'll be fine. However a piece of pine 2X4 and a large hammer combined with some common sense will make that go away.
Good excuse to build up a new set of wheels though. :D
Good excuse to build up a new set of wheels though. :D
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Re: rim ding - problem?
Make sure your spokes are still tight.
But I wouldn't be super concerned about it.
But I wouldn't be super concerned about it.
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Re: rim ding - problem?
I've got about three or four of those on my dirt wheels, I think they help with traction.... 
Seriously, like bucho said, make sure your spokes are tight and ride on! 
Seriously, like bucho said, make sure your spokes are tight and ride on! F*** work.
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Re: rim ding - problem?
Wingfixer wrote:I've got about three or four of those on my dirt wheels, I think they help with traction....
Ken
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