Effortless & Precise Wheel Alignment: Venzo Bike Bicycle Professional Wheel Alignment Gauge Dish Dishing Tool Review

Works well. I like the gauge tube much more than the curved steel indicator that the park tool uses. I'm not a fan of sliding plastic blocks that you can use to gauge a wheel with a tire, as they are cumbersome, error-prone, and slow to use the tool. When I fix a wheel I always remove the tire and skewer so I don't need blocks. The blocks can be removed, but the measuring tube will not retract far enough to work without the blocks, so you must leave the blocks in place. This is my only…

After thinking my rear wheel was sitting perfectly on my alignment stand I put it back into the frame just to be strong find worn tires. left chain. I used this cymbal gauge and noticed that the wheel was bent to the left by about 20mm (3/4"). Using a combination of this gauge and my cranked (!) straightening stand, I now have a perfectly matched rear wheel. true AND properly centered in the struts Note: The cylindrical center post on this pickup is sturdier than the rod on the Park Tool…

Venzo Tilt Meter looks like the Park WAG-4 and the established and long-defunct VAR-143 have had a baby. The Venzo Gauge has adjustable Park Gauge feet and a cylindrical drop down display of the old VAR Gauge. Like the VAR gauge, the Venzo gauge is easy to use and provides a better visual indication of the gap between the lock nut and the bottom of the gauge than the park gauge. Unlike a parking meter, the legs of a VAR gauge are spring-loaded and move on ball bearings, so instead of unscrewing