dahl Retro Guru Jul 31, 2016 #1 Hi all! Need some support, acoriding to the spoke calculator i need 264,9mm DT dosent have 265 but 266 or 264.. Should i go for 264? Attachments ekrar.JPG 40.5 KB · Views: 287
Hi all! Need some support, acoriding to the spoke calculator i need 264,9mm DT dosent have 265 but 266 or 264.. Should i go for 264?
foz Gold Trader Feedback View Jul 31, 2016 #2 yes. it's always better to round down rather than up - less chance of running out of thread on the spoke before they're tight, and less chance of the spoke protruding up into the tube.
yes. it's always better to round down rather than up - less chance of running out of thread on the spoke before they're tight, and less chance of the spoke protruding up into the tube.
davidj Senior Retro Guru Aug 1, 2016 #3 Re: If the rims are double wall then either will do the job, if single wall then either go short or be prepared to use a file . Unless you are cutting and threading your own spokes you have to work with the 2mm jump.
Re: If the rims are double wall then either will do the job, if single wall then either go short or be prepared to use a file . Unless you are cutting and threading your own spokes you have to work with the 2mm jump.
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