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Old 03-27-13 | 09:04 PM
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lazerzxr
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
I don't dispute your reasoning, but I can't think of any example of spoke tension recommendation that varies with the number of spokes.
Neither can I. Im simply trying to make sense of the manufacturers advice. The limiting factor that he stated was hub flange stretch, and his proposed solution was a larger bearing. He made no comment on the spoke holes holding up and Jude is comfortable with high tension in the spoke holes too.

With radial lace, at a given spoke tension, flange force increases with spoke count which is why I have reasoned as I have.

Spoke holes in rims are a given strength based largely on the thickness of rim material, no spoke count makes them close enough to affect eachother which is why their capacity doesnt change with spoke count
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