[misctwo]

Any reasonably priced wheel stands other than Park's? Pedro's is a bit expensive too.

 

[Mike T.]

Any reasonably priced wheel stands other than Park's? Pedro's is a bit expensive too.

Make (well, 'obtain' really) your own by looking at the end of my Wheels info page. Then cost isn't an issue plus it works just as well as anything else.

 

[pahearn]

Make (well, 'obtain' really) your own by looking at the end of my Wheels info page. Then cost isn't an issue plus it works just as well as anything else.

LOL:

"Here is my hi-tech Nipple Driver. It's an old worn-out cheap Phillips screwdriver with two webs ground off. It's got a piece of tape applied so that you can easily see and count the number of turns. It's truly hi-tech as it has two gears - high & low - twirl the shaft or twirl the handle between finger & thumb to vary the gearing."

-pete

 

[Full Mountain]

the ultimate is slightly less and just as good

or theres this one though the construction looks questionable
http://www.blueskycycling.com/product1507_12_-Minoura-Workman-Jr-Wheel-Truing-Stand.htm

DMR

 

[Gevorg]

For basic truing I use one from performance bike it is inexpensive and gets the job done, but I wish a bit more in the precision department

this one is $60 http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=17871&subcategory_ID=4221
this one is $40 http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=15314