flip flop hub
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flip flop hub
are the spokes dished or straightforward like on a front hub?
while i'm here are they dished on a fixed/single speed hub?
thanks guys
while i'm here are they dished on a fixed/single speed hub?
thanks guys
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It is my understanding that on a flip flop hub there is spacing symmetry on the hub from the left to the right, so there is no need for dishing. I f your wheal still has so, either the wheel was build wrong or there was a special need to compensate for other issues like asymmetrical rear frame spacing.
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Huh?
Spokes are not dished. What does "straightforward like on a front hub" mean. Your 2 questions make 0 sense. Try again.
Spokes are not dished. What does "straightforward like on a front hub" mean. Your 2 questions make 0 sense. Try again.
The wheel will not need to be dished. A "fixed/single speed hub" is the same as a flip-flop hub. Any hub you get specifically for fixed / SS riding will have threads on both sides and not require dishing when built.
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Isn't dishing only needed if the hub will have a cassette or freewheel? Otherwise, for any other type of hub such as a Rohloff, SS, fixed, flip-flop, dishing isn't an issue.