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36H and two cross in the front???

Old 10-22-06, 04:41 PM
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36H and two cross in the front???

for a 36H high flange hub, with open pros rims and double butted spokes.
i'm thinking of a 2 cross lacing just for the hell of it. will this be stronger than a radial lacing and weaker than a 3 cross....i've googled around some and didn't seem to find much on 2 cross lacings.
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The strength difference between 2X and 3X is negligable. If you want to play around, go for it.
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cool. thanks guys.
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