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  1. Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well on
    the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check. Spare rim
    - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes. Did some
    browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims. Is that all
    a 48 hole hub is good for?

    daveB

  2. DaveB said:

    Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well on
    the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check. Spare rim
    - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes. Did some
    browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims. Is that all
    a 48 hole hub is good for?

    daveB

    tandem?

    bling-chopper-cruiser??

    paperweight???

  3. DaveB said:

    Is that all a 48 hole hub is good for?

    Got a 48-spoke rear hub on my BMX. A longterm plan is to build a bike trailer to utilise it to it's fullest potential. 😄

  4. On 01/05/06 at 16:39:57 DaveB somehow managed to type:

    Quoted message said:

    Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well
    on the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check.
    Spare rim - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes.
    Did some browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims.
    Is that all a 48 hole hub is good for?

    Velocity Dyad and Sun CR-18 pop up in a quick google search for TANDEM
    rims.

    --
    Humbug aka VK3ZMF
    BE A LOOF! (There has been a recent population explosion of lerts.)

  5. Humbug said:

    On 01/05/06 at 16:39:57 DaveB somehow managed to type:

    Quoted message said:

    Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well
    on the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check.
    Spare rim - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes.
    Did some browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims.
    Is that all a 48 hole hub is good for?

    Velocity Dyad and Sun CR-18 pop up in a quick google search for TANDEM
    rims.

    What makes a rim specific to a tandem?

    daveB

  6. quote='DaveB'Humbug said:

    On 01/05/06 at 16:39:57 DaveB somehow managed to type:

    Quoted message said:

    Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well
    on the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check.
    Spare rim - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes.
    Did some browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims.
    Is that all a 48 hole hub is good for?

    Velocity Dyad and Sun CR-18 pop up in a quick google search for TANDEM
    rims.

    What makes a rim specific to a tandem?

    daveB[/QUOTE]Traditionally, lotsa spokes.

  7. DaveB said:


    What makes a rim specific to a tandem?

    From Sheldon Brown:
    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/tandem-build.html

    Also a thread from Bike Forums which maybe of use:
    http://www.bikeforums.net/archive/index.php/t-91843.html

  8. DaveB said:

    Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well on
    the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check. Spare rim
    - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes. Did some
    browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims. Is that all
    a 48 hole hub is good for?

    daveB


    24 hole rim!🙂 i converted a 24 spoke rim and 32 hole hub into a 12 spoke front wheel. Just use half the spoke holes.

  9. On 01/05/06 at 17:21:25 DaveB somehow managed to type:
    <snip>

    Quoted message said:


    What makes a rim specific to a tandem?

    Nothing really but tandems ae pretty hard on wheels and a lot of 'em
    are built with 48 spokes - usually pretty thick spokes at that. You've
    got two people on the bike and usually a rear "drag brake" of some
    description (mostly hub brakes). More spokes (should) equal stronger
    wheels which given the forces that can be generated by HARD braking or
    two people pedalling is a "Good Thing(tm)".

    --
    Humbug

  10. MalP said:
    DaveB said:
    Humbug said:

    On 01/05/06 at 16:39:57 DaveB somehow managed to type:

    >Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was
    >well on the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub -
    >check. Spare rim - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is
    >48 holes.
    >Did some browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX
    >rims.
    >
    >Is that all a 48 hole hub is good for?

    Velocity Dyad and Sun CR-18 pop up in a quick google search for
    TANDEM rims.

    What makes a rim specific to a tandem?


    daveB

    Traditionally, lotsa spokes.

    And it's mounted on a Tandem ;-)

    PeteB

  11. "DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Sigh ... Had a look at my combined spare parts and thought I was well on
    the way to a new SS MTB. Frame - check. Flip-flop hub - check. Spare rim
    - check. But then I realised my flip-flop hub is 48 holes. Did some
    browsing for 48 hole rims but all I have found are BMX rims. Is that all
    a 48 hole hub is good for?

    daveB

    Dave, get a 24H rim and use every second hole in the hub!!!!

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