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  • Red Spokes – where from?
  • Rik
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    Building up a pair of road wheel for the wife using DT 240s hubs, she would really like 2 red spokes either side of the valve hole like the American Classic wheels.

    Can i find them anywhere!!

    Superstar do them but miniumn order of 16 spokes when I need 4, plus they are not the right size anyway.

    DT DB Competition Spokes are listed in Red on the DT website but nowhere lists them to buy. Need 294mm and 296mm spokes.

    Anybody???

    druidh
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    GW
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    Aye, as Druidh pointed out, give it a few days and she’ll probably be far more rational about it. 😉

    druidh
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    Proper 😆

    matthew_h
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    Rik, I’ll see what I can do tomorrow but can’t promise anything.

    matthew_h
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    Be aware though that the paint is quite prone to flaking off before the wheel is even fully built (happens with the red and the white ones)

    Rik
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    Cheers Matt – women are never satisfied……took me hours to persuade her that red ali nipples 😯 were a bad idea!!

    Rik
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    Didn’t realise they were just painted….

    matthew_h
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    Yeah, not the most resiliant finish unfortunately. Red ones seem marginally better than the white ones but still not great.

    Ally nipples aren’t that bad if you’re careful but will bind more in the future.

    Stevo210
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    I’ve used these in the past, not painted, they are more like anodised but not quite as durable. Way better than paint or powder it!!
    http://global.ebay.com/32-Speichen-mit-Alu-Nippel-Pillar-Spokes-div-Farben/370522550539/item

    I emailed them and got a couple of samples sent over. Quick delivery and very helpful throughout.

    Rik
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    Cool cheers for that – just emailed them

    julianwilson
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    GW: funniest post I’ve read all week. 😀

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