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spoke loading analysis

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  1. thought you'd be interested to see my latest mathematical perversion - a
    wheel standing on it's bottom spokes.

    http://home.comcast.net/~carlfogel/download/205lbs.jpeg

    [that's my lardy 205lb hindquarters you can just see top right, with my
    clearly defective tensiometer inset top left.]

    thanks to carl for graciously hosting.

  2. "jim beam" wrote: (clip) [that's my lardy 205lb hindquarters you can just
    see top right, (clip)
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    You have toenails on your hindquarters? Do you have trouble finding a seat
    that's comfortable? Better have that seen to.

  3. jim beam said:

    thought you'd be interested to see my latest mathematical perversion

    Where is the math?

    Well, it is an interesting demo anyway. After you get the spokes all
    loctited @ nearly zero tension and ride it for awhile, let us know what
    you find.

  4. Ron Ruff said:
    jim beam said:

    thought you'd be interested to see my latest mathematical perversion

    Where is the math?

    Well, it is an interesting demo anyway. After you get the spokes all
    loctited @ nearly zero tension and ride it for awhile, let us know what
    you find.

    Clarification, it might become interesting after he rides it for 1000
    miles in serious use. He'd better videotape it because I won't believe
    his report without it. Nice photo he took huh, what does legerdemain
    mean anyway or is it legerdebutt or isn't that wall handy... what is
    supporting what exactly? Anyrate, who cares, let him ride the thing and
    videotape it and come back when he actually has something worth
    discussing.

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