Lew was bought by Reynolds. Craig at International Bicycle bought the remaining inventory. I have a Lew Sydney front (470 grams- true weight) that I got for $250.

I imagine that the weight will remain about the same, and it even looks like they're using the nice White Industries LTA hubs that are rather sweet. They are on par with ADA and Lightweight for weight (at least when they were Lew).

Where in the world did you get a Lew front wheel for 250? I remember those going for soemthing like a million dollars for the set?

Bunnyman...help!!! Have you ever tried to true your Lew wheel?

I have a XNG! front wheel, basically the precursor to the Lew, but it's got a slightly wobble on it, and I'd like to true it, but it has the recessed nipples, and so needs to be accessed from the rim side. However, I cannot find anyone who can give me an answer on what size socket I need, or what tool I may need to get to true it.

I'd appreciate any insight on this...thanks.

Dave

I've got some Lews (awesome, light and EXPENSIVE), and I've never had to true them, but I understand that Nimble has a tool on their website that's intended for use on their Fly, but you can use it on the Lew. I think it's a 5mm socket.

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It depends on what type of nipple is in there. If it's a real nipple, Nimble can get you a tool that will help you along (as it is the right size). If not, God help you. Hopefully, they use a real nipple.

Craig at International Bicycle had them. That's how. Otherwise, I would still be using an old Sun Mistral 16 spoke.