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Bicycle Wheel Building Workshop - Cambridge - 5 March 2011
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Author: David Green
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2011 21:38
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Bicycle Wheelbuilding Workshop - Saturday 5 March 2011 in Cambridge
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This is a practical workshop where you learn how to assemble, true and 
optimise bicycle wheels using proven techniques based on sound 
principles. I concentrate on teaching you how to build strong and 
durable wheels of �standard� (eg. cross-3) pattern. Radial, mixed and 
other exotic lacing patterns are not demonstrated, but the skills you 
learn provide the best foundation for attempting them later if you wish.

Whether you simply want to replace an occasional broken spoke, true 
existing wheels or hand build a complete wheel, this workshop gives you 
the knowledge, skills and confidence you need in a controlled 
environment. I restrict class size to ensure a high teacher-student ratio.

Details
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Date:        Sat 5.3.2011
Time:        10am-5pm
Location:    Queen Edith Community Primary School, Godwin Way,
              Cambridge, CB1 8QP
Cost:        �75

You can download the current Information Sheet here: 
<http://www.davidwgreen.talktalk.net/wheelbuilding/wheel_bld_1day_info2009.pdf>

Enrolment details and questions
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Please email davidwgreen<at>onetel<dot>com

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