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Old 08-02-19, 11:11 PM
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When replacing drive-side spokes on low-spoke wheels, it can be helpful to apply side load to the wheel adjacent to the spoke in question when tensioning it. Overtighten a tad, and true as you release tension.

This saves the wrench/nipple interface a lot of stress. Remember to mark the spoke with a bit of tape so you don't lose track of it between the floor and the stand.
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