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Reviewed by:
ryanberg(Unregistered User)
Review Date
February 4, 2008 Overall Rating
 4 of 5
Value Rating
 4 of 5
Used product for
6 months
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Price Paid:
$70.00
at REI Favorite Ride:
all Bike Setup:
stock Felt F75
Reynolds Alta Race wheelset Summary:
It dose the job, but touchy. To dish you need to turn around the skewer. Strengths:
Works
Cheap Weaknesses:
Cheap
Touchy 
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Reviewed by:
Michael(Unregistered User)
Review Date
May 30, 2007 Overall Rating
 2 of 5
Value Rating
 3 of 5
Used product for
Less than 1 month
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Price Paid:
$60.00
at Performance Favorite Ride:
Tsali Bike Setup:
Gianni Motta mit 1st generation Chorus Summary:
I've been building wheels as a professional mechanic since 1989. I figured I didn't want to shell out the cash to have a Park TS2 in the house so I got one of these things. The old saying rings true with this thing though, you get what you pay for. If all you need to do is spot true wheels noe and then, it will work. For new wheel builds, make sure you have a good dishing tool on hand. Strengths:
It is cheap Weaknesses:
It is cheap. Or rather cheaply built. The indicators are made of some sort of plastic and are loose. The ratcheting mechanism for them is weak. If the rim bumps the indicator it knocks it back, so it is kind of hard to use the indicator to check dish. Similar Products Used:
Park TS2
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