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  1. Hi There

    I am about to build a set of track wheels, i am a light
    140lb person and i am thinking doing radial front 3X rear. i
    have a pair of miche primato large flange hubs and a pair of
    matrix ISOc matrix semi-aero rings. After looking around i
    have found a bunch of helpful spoke calculator but i
    couldn't find a database for specs of my parts. i couldn't
    find it in "the bicycle wheel" book.

    does anyone happen to know them here?

    I plan on using 160psi clinchers, and this set will be
    used only in a velodrome. anything i should watch out for?
    This will be my third time buliding my own wheels. The
    first two times i was doing it with an expert watching
    over my shoulder.

    thanks in advance and tail wind to you w

  2. ?? said:

    Hi There

    I am about to build a set of track wheels, i am a light
    140lb person and i am thinking doing radial front 3X rear.
    i have a pair of miche primato large flange hubs and a
    pair of matrix ISOc matrix semi-aero rings. After looking
    around i have found a bunch of helpful spoke calculator
    but i couldn't find a database for specs of my parts. i
    couldn't find it in "the bicycle wheel" book.

    does anyone happen to know them here?

    Some of the online spoke length calculators will tell you
    how to measure the ERD of the rim etc.

    If you go radial at the front, check the hub flange for
    cracking before each session on the track. Most hubs aren't
    designed to take spoke tension pulling straight outwards,
    and occasionally a section of the flange will break right
    off. Not *quite* as serious on a track bike, as there's no
    brake to grab the rim as the wheel goes out of true, but not
    something you want to experience, all the same.

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