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Might be near enough spot on Spokes are never cut particularly accurately any how...maybe when you strip the new wheel, sort the spokes and keep longest for the LHS . Or even just trim them a fraction on a bench grinder

Re: Re: I went for 36 hole, doing a rough count of the hub pictured and the pic posted but various hole drillings available. http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx? ... B&Enum=110

****. I'd forgotten how heavy on battery usage this calculator is.! Second set of batteries in a month. 3x CR2032' That spoke issue, you could try a 4 cross patten on the drive side, spokes may 'just ' be long enough.

How many cross? Again guess at three? I can't find M760 dimensions, but ignoring dishing of rear wheel, and using ERD I found on line of 615mm, and a hub centre to flange centre dimension of 25mm, I get that those spokes will be about 1.2mm too long. 299mm isn But rim won't be in centre of...

Fluffy, Yes, Differences between online calcs in real world are irrelevant, but that was not good enough for me. But if you enter the same figures I'd at least expect same answer. I am not sure how they come up with different answers. The trig should be the same, therefore formulas used...

Yes, had one too...but it possible died...I will have to dig it out....ummm...a new sub forum :)

plenty on flea bay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Casio-fx-7700 ... 19eca8c290 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Casio-fx-7700 ... 3a8fc963f1

Just in case any one has an old Casio programable calculator...mine is an fx7700 graphics unit. Any way, was bored the other day ..in fact over a few days..so wrote a program to calculate spoke length. Yes a spreadsheet or an online calculator is probably quicker, but at least with this calc...

Any one got a used working M-BR486 rear calliper ? Mine has been damaged and would like to replace with the same

Long time ago, but did you ever strip down and rebuild the elastomer unit...and more importantly take photos ? I got mine from a mate, who had already stripped it down., I got a new elasotomer and rebuilt it ..and it works, but is a bit soft...should ahve gone for the firm rather than medium...

Not sure if it will clear or not, tha is something I had not considered. I'll measure up thanks for that.

Hell thanks for that lot, you have been busy. I am looking at various options..probably the easiest is actually to use a bigger rotor..a 205, that way the caliper clears the hub completely. a 9 inch http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/haye ... -prod20028

or get them anadoised. jsut seen this thread: I guess one fo the posters does anadosiing viewtopic.php?f=76&t=293726

Re: Jeremy 'Bigot' Clarkson I am afraid it really is the age old problem of 'free speech' I had to google to find what you are talkin about and found this: http://news.sky.com/story/1252985/jerem ... n-top-gear where they talk of having to use an audio forensic expert to work out what he...

That is a really nice one.

Yep, exactly...and that frame that i first posted..is actually the wrong GT frame I meant to post this one...so I start off by getting it wrong :(

Umm there are lots more than i thought... The Alpinestar and IRD are nto quite there, still " clutter " in the triangle so other kit can't be fitted in there. Great works guys thans very much

Re: That is a nice one, thanks

Not wanting to buy one at the moment, as I already have one each of the bikes below, but want to know what to look out for so i can set up a search on flea bay to see if i see any goign cheap. I am after frames of full sus MTB's that have good really open triangles, like a non sus bike. Two I...

Ummm..now there is a good idea...I have some basic machining skils and the kit...and a Hope C2 system...nice thinking batman