Another day, another wheel (and so on...).
I received the rear wheel of a Nomulabo Wheel No. 5 from a customer.
The rim was a warranty issue, so it needed to be replaced.
The nipples alternate red and black.
I'd already loosened the nipples about 8 turns each by the time of the photo above,
so you can see the spoke threads.
Rim in transition...
All built up.
Next, another customer's wheel—
I received the front wheel of a Nomulabo Wheel No. 2.
↑Focus on the rim
↑Focus on the hub
The hub is an Evolite hub, but while I can't definitively say it's faulty or the cause,
by swapping it for a different hub we can narrow down whether this is the problem.
There's a certain symptom appearing (apparently), so I'm replacing the hub.
Hub in transition...
All built up.
Swapped it out for a 660 hub.
I received the rear wheel of a Nomulabo Wheel No. 5 from a customer.
The rim was a warranty issue, so it needed to be replaced.
The nipples alternate red and black.
I'd already loosened the nipples about 8 turns each by the time of the photo above,
so you can see the spoke threads.
Rim in transition...
All built up.
Next, another customer's wheel—
I received the front wheel of a Nomulabo Wheel No. 2.
↑Focus on the rim
↑Focus on the hub
The hub is an Evolite hub, but while I can't definitively say it's faulty or the cause,
by swapping it for a different hub we can narrow down whether this is the problem.
There's a certain symptom appearing (apparently), so I'm replacing the hub.
Hub in transition...
All built up.
Swapped it out for a 660 hub.