I'm going to order some stuff to build some new wheels. I don't know what length spokes I'll need. The stuff is all coming from the same place and is being combined with a buddy's order so I can't just get the hubs and rims first and measure, as everything has to come at once as shipping is expensive. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does not have up to date info on my hubs.
So, what length spokes do I need for an Ultegra 6600 front hub with 28 holes laced 2-cross to Velocity Deep V rim? What lengths for Ultegra 6600 32 hole back 3-cross to Deep V?
I'm going to order some stuff to build some new wheels. I don't know what length spokes I'll need. The stuff is all coming from the same place and is being combined with a buddy's order so I can't just get the hubs and rims first and measure, as everything has to come at once as shipping is expensive. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does not have up to date info on my hubs.
So, what length spokes do I need for an Ultegra 6600 front hub with 28 holes laced 2-cross to Velocity Deep V rim? What lengths for Ultegra 6600 32 hole back 3-cross to Deep V?
Thanks!
Joseph
280 mm front 284 mm left rear 283 (282 work if you can't get the odd milimeter length) mm right rear. I have even mm spokes in stock for this build. 60 Sapim Race 14/15 DB spokes with Sapim Polyax plated Brass nipples $33 shipped USPS Priority Mail, payment via PayPal. dave at ornee dot net
I'm going to order some stuff to build some new wheels. I don't know what length spokes I'll need. The stuff is all coming from the same place and is being combined with a buddy's order so I can't just get the hubs and rims first and measure, as everything has to come at once as shipping is expensive. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does not have up to date info on my hubs.
So, what length spokes do I need for an Ultegra 6600 front hub with 28 holes laced 2-cross to Velocity Deep V rim? What lengths for Ultegra 6600 32 hole back 3-cross to Deep V?
In Excel format, it works fine with Openoffice, Gnumeric, and even Google online Spreadsheets. The fancy version has measurements of most hubs and rims.
I'm going to order some stuff to build some new wheels. I don't know what length spokes I'll need. The stuff is all coming from the same place and is being combined with a buddy's order so I can't just get the hubs and rims first and measure, as everything has to come at once as shipping is expensive. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does not have up to date info on my hubs.
So, what length spokes do I need for an Ultegra 6600 front hub with 28 holes laced 2-cross to Velocity Deep V rim?
[email hidden] wrote: .. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does
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not have up to date info on my hubs.
Sez who? All Shimano "road" hubs have had the nearly the same flange diameter and spacing since the dawn of time (or the '70's, whichever came first). If you look at the Spocalc data, you'll see very little variation- a millimeter here or there.
I'm going to order some stuff to build some new wheels. I don't know what length spokes I'll need. The stuff is all coming from the same place and is being combined with a buddy's order so I can't just get the hubs and rims first and measure, as everything has to come at once as shipping is expensive. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does not have up to date info on my hubs.
So, what length spokes do I need for an Ultegra 6600 front hub with 28 holes laced 2-cross to Velocity Deep V rim? What lengths for Ultegra 6600 32 hole back 3-cross to Deep V?
In Excel format, it works fine with Openoffice, Gnumeric, and even Google online Spreadsheets. The fancy version has measurements of most hubs and rims.
Have fun!
That's what I've been using, but no 6600 info as far as I can tell.
[email hidden] wrote: . The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does
Quoted message said:
not have up to date info on my hubs.
Sez who? All Shimano "road" hubs have had the nearly the same flange diameter and spacing since the dawn of time (or the '70's, whichever came first). If you look at the Spocalc data, you'll see very little variation- a millimeter here or there.
Jeff
That may be the case, but I'm not a gamblin' man...
I'm going to order some stuff to build some new wheels. I don't know what length spokes I'll need. The stuff is all coming from the same place and is being combined with a buddy's order so I can't just get the hubs and rims first and measure, as everything has to come at once as shipping is expensive. The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does not have up to date info on my hubs.
So, what length spokes do I need for an Ultegra 6600 front hub with 28 holes laced 2-cross to Velocity Deep V rim? What lengths for Ultegra 6600 32 hole back 3-cross to Deep V?
Thanks!
Joseph
280 mm front 284 mm left rear 283 (282 work if you can't get the odd milimeter length) mm right rear. I have even mm spokes in stock for this build. 60 Sapim Race 14/15 DB spokes with Sapim Polyax plated Brass nipples $33 shipped USPS Priority Mail, payment via PayPal. dave at ornee dot net
Thanks for the offer, but the customs duties and fees makes it impractical for me when I have the option of getting spokes combined with an order for a whole buch of stuff my buddy is getting.
[email hidden] wrote: . The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does
Quoted message said:
not have up to date info on my hubs.
Sez who? All Shimano "road" hubs have had the nearly the same flange diameter and spacing since the dawn of time (or the '70's, whichever came first). If you look at the Spocalc data, you'll see very little variation- a millimeter here or there.
Jeff
That may be the case, but I'm not a gamblin' man...
Joseph
Double check the Ultegra specs at the dtswiss online calculator for peace of mind: I'm sure they're the same as spocalc. Get your ERD here, and order the spokes today:
[email hidden] wrote: . The spocalc spreadsheet I've been using does
Quoted message said:
not have up to date info on my hubs.
Sez who? All Shimano "road" hubs have had the nearly the same flange diameter and spacing since the dawn of time (or the '70's, whichever came first). If you look at the Spocalc data, you'll see very little variation- a millimeter here or there.
Jeff
7800 and 6600 are different than 7700 and 6500..not much but not identical either.
