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Old 01-06-05 | 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by bostontrevor
Well I was hoping for something a little better than eyeballing it, especially since I'm not convinced my end isn't a little out of alignment. Although the first build will be for my mtb which is still pristine, so maybe it'll be cool.

Anyhow, I'm not horribly concerned since I do have a tensiometer (on order, anyhow) and it'll be single speed, so equal length spokes, equal tension, it should just center without too much thinking about it. But I thought it might be nice if I was going to the effort of building my own wheels.
See my post above, MEASURE with a ruler or mechanics scale from the seat (or chain) stays to the rim. The distances should be equil. I would think that you want your wheel centered in the frame, more than centered on the hub.
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