Originally Posted by John E
The only cogent argument for radial lacing of the left side of a rear wheel was the tension asymmetry imposed by dishing, which of course is not absent on a track wheel. I would simply lace both sides 3X and enjoy the ride.
Tension asymmetry means unequal spoke tension on the drive side and non-drive side, correct?
If the pronoun "which" has "tension asymmetry" as it's object, then "which of course is not absent on a track wheel" means unequal spoke tension is there, right, since if something is not absent, it is present?
So you are saying that unequal tension exists on a track wheel which requires no dish?
Better check that. Doesn't sound to cogent.