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'''Wheel Building''' is the process of building a wheel from parts.
== Parts of a Wheel ==
* [[Spokes]]
* [[Spoke Nipples]]
* [[Rim]]
* [[Hub]]
== Tools ==
* [[Truing Stand]]
* [[Spoke Wrenches]]
* [[Phil Wood Tenacious Oil]]
* [[Spoke Tensioner]]
* Patience
== The Bicycle Wheel ==
== The Bicycle Wheel ==


'''The Bicycle Wheel''' This best-selling book shows how to become a proficient wheel builder using a step-by-step system that works for any lacing pattern. It answers wheel design and component questions by explaining structural theory and the practical methods used to build strong wheels.
[[Image:Thebicyclewheelbook.gif|thumb|The Bicycle Wheel 3rd Edition by Jobst Brandt]]
 
'''The Bicycle Wheel''' is a best-selling book, sometimes referred to as the bible, that shows how to become a proficient wheel builder using a step-by-step system that works for any lacing pattern. It answers wheel design and component questions by explaining structural theory and the practical methods used to build strong wheels.


== References ==
== References ==


* The Bicycle Wheel 3rd Edition by Jobst Brandt (ISBN-10: 0960723668, ISBN-13: 978-0960723669)
* The Bicycle Wheel 3rd Edition by Jobst Brandt (ISBN 0960723668, ISBN 978-0960723669)
* [http://www.sheldonbrown.com/wheelbuild.html Shel Shelding Brown's Wheelbuilding]
* [http://www.sheldonbrown.com/wheelbuild.html Sheldon Brown's Wheelbuilding]
 
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Latest revision as of 00:30, 23 November 2009

Wheel Building is the process of building a wheel from parts.

Parts of a Wheel

Tools

The Bicycle Wheel

The Bicycle Wheel 3rd Edition by Jobst Brandt

The Bicycle Wheel is a best-selling book, sometimes referred to as the bible, that shows how to become a proficient wheel builder using a step-by-step system that works for any lacing pattern. It answers wheel design and component questions by explaining structural theory and the practical methods used to build strong wheels.

References