I got a cult free coaster in the mail and i want to lace it to a gsport rollcage. Would anyone know what size spoke id have to use. Any help is appreciated.
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Spoke length help
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l is the spoke length
rr is the radius of the rim
rf is the radius of the hub flange (measured to the centre of the spoke hole)
f is the offset of the flange from the centre of the wheel
x is the number of times a spoke crosses over another spoke
h is the total number of spokes in the wheel
dh is the diameter of the spoke hole in the hub
This will give spoke lengths which are a fraction of a millimetre too short.
http://www.pijin.co.uk/spokecalc.html
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Rather than go through all this, try calling Dans or Albes. They will help you out so much quicker.
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motogrizz wrote:
l is the spoke length
rr is the radius of the rim
rf is the radius of the hub flange (measured to the centre of the spoke ...moredave lawrence wrote:Rather than go through all this, try calling Dans or Albes. They will help you out so much quicker.
haha if u click the link its a calculator
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Usually buying a mm extra is good, but not over that much cause then the spokes will be too long. A mm shorter is okay but the spokes are gonna be pretty damn tight and stuff.
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DeviantBMX123 wrote:haha if u click the link its a calculator
Yea, but you need a micrometer to be accurate with your measurements.
I would call Dans or Albes or Empire.
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dave lawrence wrote:Rather than go through all this, try calling Dans or Albes. They will help you out so much quicker.
DeviantBMX123 wrote:haha if u click the link its a calculator
dave lawrence wrote:Yea, but you need a micrometer to be accurate with your measurements.
I would call Dans or Albes or Empire.
it has a list of hubs and rims... of course it hasnt been updated in a while though. so it doesnt have the new fc
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