Spoke length 1.2mm too long
pnm563
Posts: 5
Hi all,
Hopefully someone can help save my weekend here! The dining table has been a wheel workshop for too long
All measurements taken myself, in mm.
Shimano M756a Deore XT hub rear, flanges 61.5, left flange to center 31.5, right flange to center 18.5
WTB Frequency Team i25 29er 32 hole ERD 600
For 3 cross wheel, Wheelpro.co.uk spoke calculator gave 289.9 for left and 288.8 for the right.
I selected 290mm for the left. 288mm for the right was too short, the nipples started tightening way too early, so I have gone for 290mm for the right.
So with spokes that are 1.2mm too long, can I ever expect to achieve reasonable dish (0-2mm from center) without the drive side spokes feeling way too tight?
The rim needs to move another 3-4mm but I would be uncomfortable tightening the spokes any further. They are near their thread limit anyway.
Any help gratefully receieved,
Thanks
Paul
Hopefully someone can help save my weekend here! The dining table has been a wheel workshop for too long
All measurements taken myself, in mm.
Shimano M756a Deore XT hub rear, flanges 61.5, left flange to center 31.5, right flange to center 18.5
WTB Frequency Team i25 29er 32 hole ERD 600
For 3 cross wheel, Wheelpro.co.uk spoke calculator gave 289.9 for left and 288.8 for the right.
I selected 290mm for the left. 288mm for the right was too short, the nipples started tightening way too early, so I have gone for 290mm for the right.
So with spokes that are 1.2mm too long, can I ever expect to achieve reasonable dish (0-2mm from center) without the drive side spokes feeling way too tight?
The rim needs to move another 3-4mm but I would be uncomfortable tightening the spokes any further. They are near their thread limit anyway.
Any help gratefully receieved,
Thanks
Paul
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That should all work fine, the nipple should go down over the spoke and you can get 4-5mm sticking through if you really want to. Not sure hat you mean about the spoke being on its thread limit.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0