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Spoke Length Double Check
Formulas to open pro, 3 cross, I got 296mm does that work out to you guys?
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What ERD did you use?
I used 605 when I built to WI hubs, and they were just poking through the tops of the nipples, AKA, just a bit long. Mavic advertises nipple seat diameter at 602, so they tell you to add 3mm for the ERD. If I built them over again I'd build using an ERD of 603. |
Okay so when you're using a spokcalc its (for 700c) 622- the diameter of your rim right?
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Give me the formula hub specs (c-f, flange diameter) and let me see what I come up with.
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62 flange diameter 31.0 cf 120 old
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yeah using a 602 I got 290,
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does [I]that [I]seem correct?
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I am getting 292mm on ( http://lenni.info/edd/ )
Complete wheel data Hub
Rim
Spoke length for 32 spokes Crosses Right Left Tension L/R 0 272 272 100% 1 274.6 274.6 100% 2 281.9 281.9 100% 3 292.4 292.4 100% 4 304.4 304.4 100% |
How many spokes are you using....?
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32, Thanks Tomo_ishi. I've been getting varied numbers. But thats the answer thats come up most. I might try and stretch it with 294 because I can get DT competitions in that size for a nice price
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the cheapest I found so far is 88 cents for both spoke and nipple @ wheelbuilder.com
http://www.wheelbuilder.com/store/dt...ted-spoke.html if u know any cheaper ones, plz share :) |
Why use a spoke that's too long for the build to save a few extra dollars?
Buy your spokes at 292mm if you want to do it right. You'll run out of thread if the spokes are too long, and as I mentioned already, using an ERD of 605 will put that spoke right through the top of the nipple; 292mm is already on the longer side. |
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