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OK, does anybody have any idea why spokes cross over and physically touch due to the deliberate threading of a spoke under the last spoke as it heads towards the rim ? eg 3 cross passes clearly away from the first two crossings, but the final passes on the other side of the cross spoke. I naively thought that avoiding contact with the other spokes would prevent a stress point where they touch each other. Can anybody give reasoning why wheels are laced this way ? Cheers Ray |
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Its like weaving a basket sort of, the wheel ends up a little stiffer side to side but I am not sure that this has been proven scientifically, I think it is tradition based only. Ed |
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