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07-29-06, 02:29 AM
im building a new rear wheel and trying to find the correct spoke length for a rear wheel with...
dura ace 7710 32 spoke rear track hub with a 700c 32 spoke deep v rim
has anyone built this wheel or have the correct dimensions for the hub to put in a spoke length calculator? ive tried the calculators with the hub databases and they dont say which dura ace track hub its for but i think its the 7600 high flange model... any help would be amazing! thanks.
dan schmahl
ps. my cheapo rear wheel is slowly but surely turning to ****, i was planning on getting a 7600 but its out of stock at j&B which means it could be out for who knows how long. would it be worth waiting for the 7600 or should i go ahead and get the 7710 low flange hub. i just care about the ride not the look, is there any difference? im also just a commuter and am not worried about NJS or anything else like that. thanks again.
dura ace 7710 32 spoke rear track hub with a 700c 32 spoke deep v rim
has anyone built this wheel or have the correct dimensions for the hub to put in a spoke length calculator? ive tried the calculators with the hub databases and they dont say which dura ace track hub its for but i think its the 7600 high flange model... any help would be amazing! thanks.
dan schmahl
ps. my cheapo rear wheel is slowly but surely turning to ****, i was planning on getting a 7600 but its out of stock at j&B which means it could be out for who knows how long. would it be worth waiting for the 7600 or should i go ahead and get the 7710 low flange hub. i just care about the ride not the look, is there any difference? im also just a commuter and am not worried about NJS or anything else like that. thanks again.