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A.Lee
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I've just made a right balls-up of building up a new back wheel, firstly
it isnt dished enough, so will need all of the drive side spokes
tightening, but the main problem is that the lacing is one spoke
out,compared to the valve hole.
Due to the drilling of the hub, and my incompetence, it is one spoke
out, I can see now that the 'key' spoke for this rim should have been on
the 'off' side, not the drive side as I did it.
It isnt a great problem, as the valve is still quite accesible, but with
the wheel needing to be redished by around 5mm, I thought it may be best
to start again, get it laced properly, and then tensioned properly with
the right amount of dish, and the truing stand set-up correctly.
Would there be any problem in doing this?
Ta
Alan.
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it isnt dished enough, so will need all of the drive side spokes
tightening, but the main problem is that the lacing is one spoke
out,compared to the valve hole.
Due to the drilling of the hub, and my incompetence, it is one spoke
out, I can see now that the 'key' spoke for this rim should have been on
the 'off' side, not the drive side as I did it.
It isnt a great problem, as the valve is still quite accesible, but with
the wheel needing to be redished by around 5mm, I thought it may be best
to start again, get it laced properly, and then tensioned properly with
the right amount of dish, and the truing stand set-up correctly.
Would there be any problem in doing this?
Ta
Alan.
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To reply by e-mail, change the ' + ' to 'plus'.