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This thread and its sister thread (which is now locked) has benefited me in knowledge concerning the assembly of the front and rear rim internal and external components' orientation to the valve stem. I am appreciative for that.
I do not do my own wrenching on my bike, but if the circumstances should require it, I am much more aware of what is involved. And I am now much better equipped to check my indie's work.
Technical manuals are not riveting bedside reading but can be interesting while delving into a subject of disagreement and differing opinions.
This thread and its sister thread (which is now locked) has benefited me in knowledge concerning the assembly of the front and rear rim internal and external components' orientation to the valve stem. I am appreciative for that.
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Hole point of this thread was to tell people to check. I knew I would take grief for trusting in dealer. Never thought people would think dealer would do no wrong.
I was here to laugh at my mistake. Also never dreamed we would be debating which side to air up from. So I learned a lot this week, about people.
Personally I think you are the problem. I just started a thread, to say check something, I never thought of, that I found wrong. And you assume some kind of sinister plot. What would the sinister plot be? Since then I found other threads, do you think they had a sinister plot too?
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