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  1. I've been playing around with Damon Rinard's spoke calc. I'm having
    problems identifying my classic Specialized hubs. I've narrowed it
    down to 3. The one that is "126mm" (rear obviously) and the others are
    described as "old" and "older". The difference in the latter 2 being
    only the distance from center of wheel to either hub flange.

    I've actually eliminated the one that is "126" since the spoke bolt
    circle is not right, but was wondering if by describing it as "126" is
    implying that the "old" and "older" were not 126 spacing.

    In short how can I check the distance to the hub flange? Or is there
    some other data base that might help. (eventhough spokecalc seems very
    complete)

    Anyone have the ERD on Ambrosio Excellite rim? That one was not in
    Spokecalc data base and Ambrosio website is no help. Any opinions on
    this rim?

    thanks,
    Ernie

  2. Ernie
    did you search tech archives for spoke calc?
    do this now. then defecate

    obtain a solid straight and true well seasoned 2x4 or better 4x4 of 1
    foot more than your rim diameter

    drill a hole in the middle for the axle. find an extra long axle-think
    machine shop

    shim the 4x4 up from your working surface with blocks of whatever to
    the distance from outside axle nut to center rim minus 1/2 rim width

    place rim on blocks

    jam axle/hub into center whole [you can fudge this if no extra length
    axle is found but try to find-it's easuer]

    you now have a reference to measure spoke length so measure

    buy 8 of that length, lace at 1/4 rim points and then proceed to buy
    more of that length
    or adjust length upward or downwards

    this is from frank barto. thanks frank!


  3. Quoted message said:

    this is from frank barto. thanks frank!


    FRANK BERTO.
    thanks frank, you're the greatest!

  4. Ernie said:

    I've been playing around with Damon Rinard's spoke calc. I'm having
    problems identifying my classic Specialized hubs. I've narrowed it
    down to 3. The one that is "126mm" (rear obviously) and the others are
    described as "old" and "older". The difference in the latter 2 being
    only the distance from center of wheel to either hub flange.

    I've actually eliminated the one that is "126" since the spoke bolt
    circle is not right, but was wondering if by describing it as "126" is
    implying that the "old" and "older" were not 126 spacing.

    In short how can I check the distance to the hub flange? Or is there
    some other data base that might help. (eventhough spokecalc seems very
    complete)

    Anyone have the ERD on Ambrosio Excellite rim? That one was not in
    Spokecalc data base and Ambrosio website is no help. Any opinions on
    this rim?

    thanks,
    Ernie


    sheldonbrown.comspocalc.htm

  5. "Ernie" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1154018538.998932.94630
    @s13g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

    SNIP

    Quoted message said:


    Anyone have the ERD on Ambrosio Excellite rim? That one was not in
    Spokecalc data base and Ambrosio website is no help. Any opinions on
    this rim?

    The Excelight has a profile 0.7mm taller than the
    Excellence/Evolution/Excursion, which all have an ERD of 606mm. I'd use an
    ERD of 604.6 mm. If that's off, it won't be off by enough to matter.

  6. Thanks Frank, you ARE the greatest, I was finishing my defaction

    Ernie

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    this is from frank barto. thanks frank!


    FRANK BERTO.
    thanks frank, you're the greatest!

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