Old Skool Spoke Length info post.

[Reluctant]

I found my old spoke length book while delving in the loft today. Every build in this book is tried and tested by me, and only written in when successful. All are for 3 cross unless otherwise noted. Should be fairly self explanatory but feel free to ask questions - I hope some of this will be of interest and use to somebody.

 

[sancho]

That's a lot of wheels!

Great resource. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Reluctant]

A bump incase anyone's interested...............

I could do with freeing up some Photobucket space, so feel free to steal any info you may require

 

[Agency_Scum]

Reluctant's notebook, recently.

 

[old_coyote_pedaller]

Thanks for posting this, puts the pair of wheels and 2 rim replacements I've done into perspective.

I've saved the info for future reference, thanks again.

 

[drystonepaul]

Also saved. Great information there. Thanks for posting it and bumping it up.

 

[Loki]

Thxs for that!

 

[danson67]

Interested in who you laced up the Phil Wood Wheelchair hubs for...bottom of page 8.
I've been lacing up Pro-Lite and Maxicar/Rousson ones this very morning.

I've still got 2 pairs of used Phils in the mancave:

One pair still has the Pete Matthews sticker on it.

All the best,

 

[hamster]

Could do with some of those for my racing pedal car

 

[danson67]

Could do with some of those for my racing pedal car

If you're serious, Hamster, you can have them for the postage.

Phil still make them, but they're stupid money, and even the Maxicars are about £70 each, but these are 2nd hand. These ones are completely obsolete in racing wheelchairs now, with 7/16" UNF threaded axles, rather than the current 1/2"UNF, so they've been sitting in a drawer at my workshop for 12 years :shock:
They're 28 holes, 1/4" allen key fitting, screw in.

All the best,