That doesn't mean anything about the spoke lenght though. It varys slightly from rim to rim...
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I have built a few and generally use 171 which seams to work ok. I would guess anything between 170 and 172 would work.
Roger
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Isn't a 36 hole only ever going to be a 3 cross. i am not sure that you could lace it any different.
Call me stupid, but I had a 20" rim that I had a hub with the same size flanges on it as the K-1 hub and I never bothered to measure the spokes at all, just took the rim off the old hub and laced it to the K-1 hubsky. Worked like a charm!. I think I will go measure those spokes for you and see.