Any recommendations for a decent(ish) wheel trueing stand for 100 quid or less?

[Racing roadkill]

As above. I really need to sort out a proper trueing stand, has anyone got any ideas on a good'un for about a ton?

 

[oldstrath]

Webbline, http://www.webbline.co.uk/default.asp?pID=11

Complete absence of fancy bits, but very solid and very usable. Excellent tool both for building and repairing.

 

[Racing roadkill]

Webbline, http://www.webbline.co.uk/default.asp?pID=11

Complete absence of fancy bits, but very solid and very usable. Excellent tool both for building and repairing.

Cheers, that hadn't previously appeared on my radar.

 

[Spoked Wheels]

Webbline, http://www.webbline.co.uk/default.asp?pID=11

On second thoughts. See for yourselves.

I'm told that the parktools cheaper model it's quite good for occasional use.

 

[oldstrath]

Oh no no no.

I got one and it was just terrible. The guy should be embarrassed to sell that. Having said that, it was taken back and full money refunded.

I think I still got a picture of it somewhere to prove how bad it was.

I'm told that the parktools cheaper model it's quite good for occasional use.

We'll just have to disagree. I found the cheaper parktools flimsy, and get on fine with the webbline. Ah well, be a boring place if we all agreed.

 

[Spoked Wheels]

We'll just have to disagree. I found the cheaper parktools flimsy, and get on fine with the webbline. Ah well, be a boring place if we all agreed.

Well, I had been told about the parktool so no personal experience. I have the Parktool 2.2 which you can see on my avatar and it's very good.