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  1. I have been thinking about something recently and was wondering if it is a possibility. I have a set of Campagnolo Ventos. They utilize pull-though spokes.

    The question is... when I do have to replace my spokes, is it theoretically possible to replace them with bladed spokes? I have looked at the construction of this wheel vs. let's say, Bontrager's Race X Lites, and I didn't notice any particular difference in the nipples (or maybe I wasn't looking close enough). If it is possible, are there any positive/negative consequences such as strength, rigidity, etc?

  2. lohsnest said:

    I have been thinking about something recently and was wondering if it is a possibility. I have a set of Campagnolo Ventos. They utilize pull-though spokes.

    The question is... when I do have to replace my spokes, is it theoretically possible to replace them with bladed spokes? I have looked at the construction of this wheel vs. let's say, Bontrager's Race X Lites, and I didn't notice any particular difference in the nipples (or maybe I wasn't looking close enough). If it is possible, are there any positive/negative consequences such as strength, rigidity, etc?


    If they are spoke sthat pull through the hub check these out
    dtswiss.comindex.asp

    I built a wheel using these spokes and a tubular rim, very fast in the sprints!!😄

    Wrong page the Aero lites i used.

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