To re-emphasise, the spokes do go to the correct rim holes. This misalignment appears to be a combination of two factors: the rims have no eyelets, so the nipples tend to sit perpendicularly; and the hub has a large flange, so spokes that would normally be roughly parallel - like the two either side of the valve hole - are actually convergent.
To re-emphasise, the spokes do go to the correct rim holes. This misalignment appears to be a combination of two factors: the rims have no eyelets, so the nipples tend to sit perpendicularly; and the hub has a large flange, so spokes that would normally be roughly parallel - like the two either side of the valve hole - are actually convergent.
You're obsessing. If a wheel can't endure this trifling departure from whatever standard of perfection you're trying to apply here, it isn't the wonderful structure we've been led to believe.
------------------------------- John Dacey Business Cycles, Miami, Florida http://www.businesscycles.com Since 1983 Our catalog of track equipment: online since 1996 -------------------------------
To re-emphasise, the spokes do go to the correct rim holes. This misalignment appears to be a combination of two factors: the rims have no eyelets, so the nipples tend to sit perpendicularly; and the hub has a large flange, so spokes that would normally be roughly parallel - like the two either side of the valve hole - are actually convergent.