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#49370 07/26/04 05:12 PM
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Can someone advise me where to purchase shims for wood spoke wheels for my 27 Chev.

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What are they??? I have never heard of such things.

#49372 07/28/04 10:25 PM
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Hi Hozz,

I know what you need in the way of shims and spreader, however I don't know of a source for them. If your spokes are loose enough to require the shims I would do some serious thinking of having them respoked. Once your spokes are that loose it is a clue that new ones are needed. A temporary fix for a single tour or trip you can wet them down with a garden hose. {We did this three times a day on the Pre-29 National tour in Moab, UT]

If you decide to have them respoked I will get you in contact with the best wheel man around.

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