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Jobst Brandt
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Robert Jones writes:
>> DT spokes are supplied in 1mm increments. Not that that
>> makes spoke length ultra-critical, but I wonder why you
>> feel the need to sow misinformation.
> It is quite hard to find DT Competition spokes in 259mm,
> and I have seen several places list that they size these
> in "even lengths up to 260, and millimeter sizes past
> that" or some such.
> I imagine that 259mm spokes might only come in boxes of
> 100, if one wanted to mail-order them.
> I am getting the idea that spoke length is not ultra-
> critical.
Locally, we once had bicycle shops that carried only even
number DT spoke lengths and the other only odd lengths. I
just take 100 of what is closest in stock at Palo Alto
Bicycles. They carry a good assortment and if they don't
have it, I go to the Bicycle Outfitter (a bit farther. I'm
sure you can get it from some of the contributors to this
newsgroup like: Yellow Jersey (Muzi), Harris Cyclery
(Brown), Chain Reaction (Jacoubowsky), etc.
Jobst Brandt [email protected]
>> DT spokes are supplied in 1mm increments. Not that that
>> makes spoke length ultra-critical, but I wonder why you
>> feel the need to sow misinformation.
> It is quite hard to find DT Competition spokes in 259mm,
> and I have seen several places list that they size these
> in "even lengths up to 260, and millimeter sizes past
> that" or some such.
> I imagine that 259mm spokes might only come in boxes of
> 100, if one wanted to mail-order them.
> I am getting the idea that spoke length is not ultra-
> critical.
Locally, we once had bicycle shops that carried only even
number DT spoke lengths and the other only odd lengths. I
just take 100 of what is closest in stock at Palo Alto
Bicycles. They carry a good assortment and if they don't
have it, I go to the Bicycle Outfitter (a bit farther. I'm
sure you can get it from some of the contributors to this
newsgroup like: Yellow Jersey (Muzi), Harris Cyclery
(Brown), Chain Reaction (Jacoubowsky), etc.
Jobst Brandt [email protected]