Hi y'all:
I've just opened the boxes on the first pair of Shimano ISO disc mount hubs that I've ever intended to build up (all previous experience was on OEM versions of these, or Centrelock, or other manufacturers) and I notice they have a little lacing diagram of the top right hand corner of the instruction sheet giving the lacing pattern.
2 questions:
Is it worth using an OCR or similar to offset the dish on the FRONT wheel? I intend to use one on the rear.
The diagram shows the outside spokes LEADING on the front, so they take the braking force windup. Ok, I understand that. It also shows, and here's the rub, that the DRIVE (right) side should use outside trailing spokes, but the braking side (left) should use INSIDE trailing, leading to a lacing pattern I gave up years ago, i.e., non-mirror image.
Any thoughts, or should I look at the faq?
M "confused" H
I've just opened the boxes on the first pair of Shimano ISO disc mount hubs that I've ever intended to build up (all previous experience was on OEM versions of these, or Centrelock, or other manufacturers) and I notice they have a little lacing diagram of the top right hand corner of the instruction sheet giving the lacing pattern.
2 questions:
Is it worth using an OCR or similar to offset the dish on the FRONT wheel? I intend to use one on the rear.
The diagram shows the outside spokes LEADING on the front, so they take the braking force windup. Ok, I understand that. It also shows, and here's the rub, that the DRIVE (right) side should use outside trailing spokes, but the braking side (left) should use INSIDE trailing, leading to a lacing pattern I gave up years ago, i.e., non-mirror image.
Any thoughts, or should I look at the faq?
M "confused" H