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From: wct@mordor.UUCP (Bill Thompson)
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: Wheel truing jigs
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Date: Thu, 14-Nov-85 12:31:15 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 14 12:31:15 1985
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For those of you who are looking for an economical truing jig
for your wheels, I noticed a new item in the holiday catalog
from the Third Hand.   They offer the Wheelsmith truing jig,
a reinforced and modified version of the Minoura jig.  It 
is listed as Item #WS-TJ1   at $34.95-- but now's your chance,
all tools are 20% off between 11/7 and 12/7 from the Third Hand.

Their address is:   Cycletools, The Third Hand
                    3101 N. Old Stage Rd.
                    Mt. Shasta, CA., 96067
                    (916)  926-2600


If you like to work on your own bike--you ought to at least send
them $1 and get a copy of their catalog.

As usual, I have no connection--other than being a satisfied customer...
and when I'm in need of a fix for my tool craving--they
deliver fast!       

an addendum to the bottle cage notes:
My Hi-E alloy bottle cages don't rust, don't break and don't mark
my water bottles despite years and thousands of miles.  Perhaps
the anodized finish makes the difference?  Too bad they're so 
hard to find!


-- 
	William C. Thompson III (S-1 Project, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
        U.S. Mail: LLNL,  P.O. Box 5503, L-278, Livermore, Ca., 94550 
        Phone: (415) 422-7287
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