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  1. I'm hoping someone here can double check my calculations or direct me to where
    I can.

    36h Shimano XT (sh-fm750) rear hub 9 speed
    36h Mavic X517
    Laced 3x.

    I came up with 261 (left) and 259 (right). Will that work?

    Thank you!
    Mo Miller

  2. Bike Camano said:

    I'm hoping someone here can double check my calculations or direct me to where
    I can.

    36h Shimano XT (sh-fm750) rear hub 9 speed
    36h Mavic X517
    Laced 3x.

    I came up with 261 (left) and 259 (right). Will that work?

    Thank you!
    Mo Miller

    I punched in the data into Damon Rinard spoke calculator and came up
    with: 260.7 left side, 259.3 right side.

    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htm

    Kenny Lee

  3. Thanks Kenny!
    -Mo

  4. [email hidden] (Bike Camano) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm hoping someone here can double check my calculations or direct me to where
    I can.

    36h Shimano XT (sh-fm750) rear hub 9 speed
    36h Mavic X517
    Laced 3x.

    I came up with 261 (left) and 259 (right). Will that work?

    Thank you!
    Mo Miller

    Spocalc gives 257mm (left) 256mm (right)
    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htm
    261 and 259 are the results I get for 32 spoke.

    Jeff

  5. Jeff Wills said:


    Spocalc gives 257mm (left) 256mm (right)
    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htm
    261 and 259 are the results I get for 32 spoke.

    Jeff

    You're right Jeff. Just re ran the numbers again and punched in 36 for
    spoke holes. 257mm (left) 256mm (right)

    Kenny Lee

  6. Kenny Lee said:
    Jeff Wills said:


    Spocalc gives 257mm (left) 256mm (right) http://www.sheldonbrown.com/-
    rinard/spocalc.htmhttp://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htm 261
    and 259 are the results I get for 32 spoke.

    Jeff


    You're right Jeff. Just re ran the numbers again and punched in 36 for
    spoke holes. 257mm (left) 256mm (right)
    Kenny Lee

    Which XT rear hub were you using? If you are using the non-disc XT hub
    those 257 and 256 mm spokes will be too short. The 261 left and 259
    right will be good ... in my calculations and selection of the non-disc
    36 spoke X517 rimmed 3X wheel.

    --

  7. daveornee <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Kenny Lee said:
    Jeff Wills said:


    Spocalc gives 257mm (left) 256mm (right) http://www.sheldonbrown.com/-
    rinard/spocalc.htmhttp://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htm 261
    and 259 are the results I get for 32 spoke.

    Jeff


    You're right Jeff. Just re ran the numbers again and punched in 36 for
    spoke holes. 257mm (left) 256mm (right)
    Kenny Lee

    Which XT rear hub were you using? If you are using the non-disc XT hub
    those 257 and 256 mm spokes will be too short. The 261 left and 259
    right will be good ... in my calculations and selection of the non-disc
    36 spoke X517 rimmed 3X wheel.

    Back up to the top of the thread, Dave. Camano specified a FH-M750
    hub- definitely non-disc-ish.

    Jeff

  8. Jeff Wills said:

    daveornee <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Kenny Lee said:

    Jeff Wills wrote:
    >
    > Spocalc gives 257mm (left) 256mm (right) http://www.sheldonbrown.com/-http://www.sheldonbrown.com/-
    > rinard/spocalc.htmhttp://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinar-
    > d/spocalc.htm 261 and 259 are the results I get for 32 spoke.
    >
    > Jeff
    You're right Jeff. Just re ran the numbers again and punched in 36
    for spoke holes. 257mm (left) 256mm (right) Kenny Lee

    Which XT rear hub were you using? If you are using the non- disc XT
    hub those 257 and 256 mm spokes will be too short. The 261 left and
    259 right will be good ... in my calculations and selection of the non-
    disc 36 spoke X517 rimmed 3X wheel.


    Back up to the top of the thread, Dave. Camano specified a FH-M750 hub-
    definitely non-disc-ish.
    Jeff

    OK Jeff, I read that part. I used the same calulator you did. I used
    the 36 spoke FH-M750 rear hub and X517 rim. I think your application of
    the caluculator was in error. I think that you and Kenny Lee should
    look again.

    --

  9. daveornee said:


    OK Jeff, I read that part. I used the same calulator you did. I used
    the 36 spoke FH-M750 rear hub and X517 rim. I think your application of
    the caluculator was in error. I think that you and Kenny Lee should
    look again.

    Damn, have to eat crow again! Live & learn. Re did the calculations
    again and Dave be the "MAN".

    Sorry Bike Camano for the crummy info.

    Kenny Lee

    http://w01.wantclick.com/tempHtml/10326/10326-1-461462-1.htm?date=9848

  10. Kenny Lee said:
    daveornee said:


    OK Jeff, I read that part. I used the same calulator you did. I used
    the 36 spoke FH-M750 rear hub and X517 rim. I think your application of
    the caluculator was in error. I think that you and Kenny Lee should
    look again.

    Damn, have to eat crow again! Live & learn. Re did the calculations
    again and Dave be the "MAN".

    Sorry Bike Camano for the crummy info.

    Kenny Lee

    http://w01.wantclick.com/tempHtml/10326/10326-1-461462-1.htm?date=9848

    Dear Kenny,

    I wish that you guys would stop admitting when you make mistakes and
    apologizing nicely and promptly. It exposes my shabby evasions, poor
    sportsmanship, and lack of character.

    Thanks,

    Carl Fogel

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