Spoke size?
01-24-04, 09:22 PM
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Spoke size?
First post at this site and hopefully it is an easy one. I have found some difficulty finding any information via the internet.
I am trying to build my own 28 spoke front wheel. I have purchased a Mavic CXP21 650c wheel and a Shimano Dura-Ace Front Hub SH-HB7700. I am trying to find a formula or something that will tell me what my spoke size would be to use for this combination. Can anyone help?
Andy Dapkins
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I am trying to build my own 28 spoke front wheel. I have purchased a Mavic CXP21 650c wheel and a Shimano Dura-Ace Front Hub SH-HB7700. I am trying to find a formula or something that will tell me what my spoke size would be to use for this combination. Can anyone help?
Andy Dapkins
Misawa Japan
01-24-04, 09:49 PM
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Go to www.dtswiss.com They have a calculator that should give you the info you need.
650, hmmm, you must be one of those dang triatheletes.
650, hmmm, you must be one of those dang triatheletes.
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www.bikeschool.com/spokes is good too. DT's one has a list of rims and hubs so you don't have to measure though.
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