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Truing stand

  • 14-03-2012 1:45pm
    #1
    bikeomatic
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭


    Hi,

    I am wondering if one had enough cash which of these two would be your pick:

    P&K

    Centrimaster

    Note: please try avoid OT discussion such as you can true wheel in your fork or build own stand etc.

    Thanks!


Comments

  • #2
    abcdggs
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,831 ✭✭✭abcdggs


    I reckon centrimaster would probably be slightly easier to use in a wheelbuilding factory with all the gauges on one side, but bear in mind i've only built wheels on a few occasions and found the park professional truing stand acceptable within the working parameters of the wheels i was building. Also i wouldn't feel comfortable picking either of these without at least using them once. At that price point i'd be looking for something flawless


  • #3
    bikeomatic
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭bikeomatic


    abcdggs wrote: »
    I reckon centrimaster would probably be slightly easier to use in a wheelbuilding factory with all the gauges on one side, but bear in mind i've only built wheels on a few occasions and found the park professional truing stand acceptable within the working parameters of the wheels i was building. Also i wouldn't feel comfortable picking either of these without at least using them once. At that price point i'd be looking for something flawless

    I did use park tools and one thing that I don't like is the that you can scratch the rim.


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