Atlanta wheelbuilder

Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.

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mike wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.


I got t-boned on a set of wheels built at In-Town Bikes off of Monroe
Street (near 10th) and they didn't even need truing.

I've also had no problems so far with my rear wheel built at Bike South
in Decatur.

mike wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.

we ship to Atlanta
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On Aug 27, 11:10 am, mike wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.

Scott Hodge, owner of Addictive Cycles, is the guy manning the Mavic
car at the TdG. Alan Smith at REI inside the perimeter. Only two
folks I would consider. Both have been doing it for a long time and
build old-fashioned wheels that last a long time.
-Mike

mowens61-gmail.com wrote:
On Aug 27, 11:10 am, mike wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.

Scott Hodge, owner of Addictive Cycles, is the guy manning the Mavic
car at the TdG. Alan Smith at REI inside the perimeter. Only two
folks I would consider. Both have been doing it for a long time and
build old-fashioned wheels that last a long time.
-Mike


I haven't had any wheels built by Alan, but he is indeed a good guy.

\\paul

On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 16:16:20 -0700, "mowens61-gmail.com"
wrote:

On Aug 27, 11:10 am, mike wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows a good wheelbuilder in Atlanta. Bought a
Mavic OP 32 3x that keeps going out of true. Took it to a local LBS
and went back out of true after the first ride. Bought the wheel out
of the box, so may be a poor build.

Scott Hodge, owner of Addictive Cycles, is the guy manning the Mavic
car at the TdG. Alan Smith at REI inside the perimeter. Only two
folks I would consider. Both have been doing it for a long time and
build old-fashioned wheels that last a long time.
-Mike
Both Scatt and Allen have good stories as they fix your wheels.