hub recommedation
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hub recommedation
I am looking to build another set of wheels for fun basically. Last time I used the regular velocity hubs they sell, I think they are maybe formula hubs, but what would be better? I build Velocity fusion front and O/C aerohead rear. THey have been great wheels and the hubs are fine no problems.
If I build another set going with some White Industry or Phil Woods/ Chris King what could I expect the difference to be. Not the weight issue just would these be a much better wheel. I am going with a 24 28 radial 3x on rear. Also what about Novatec Hubs or any others you can recommend.
Another thing the place I am buying from says the aero spokes are way overrated and a good DB spoke is better. I used DB but they seem to think DB spokes are a more solid wheel. Frankly I am incline be believe them just because my wheels now have never been trued, are fine after 3000 miles.
If I build another set going with some White Industry or Phil Woods/ Chris King what could I expect the difference to be. Not the weight issue just would these be a much better wheel. I am going with a 24 28 radial 3x on rear. Also what about Novatec Hubs or any others you can recommend.
Another thing the place I am buying from says the aero spokes are way overrated and a good DB spoke is better. I used DB but they seem to think DB spokes are a more solid wheel. Frankly I am incline be believe them just because my wheels now have never been trued, are fine after 3000 miles.
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Dont use them myself but one thing flat bladed spokes do,
is give you a place to hold onto, and not wind up,
rather than increase tension.. as you turn the nip.
being sparse on Numbers won't the tension need to go up, per spoke..?
I only drop the spoke count as the diameter goes down on the rim..
is give you a place to hold onto, and not wind up,
rather than increase tension.. as you turn the nip.
being sparse on Numbers won't the tension need to go up, per spoke..?
I only drop the spoke count as the diameter goes down on the rim..