Depends on a bunch of different stuff, how many crosses, pcd of the spoke holes on the flange, spoke nipple diameter(not the correct word but unsure of the technical term). None of these dimensions are ‘standard’. Best to find a spoke calculator online or take it to a bike shop that specialises in wheel builds and ask them to measure then buy the spokes from them.
chilean_ramen on
Imposible to say with only that information. You have to use a spoke leght calculator. Google it. You need the measurements of the hub and the rim.
ChillinDylan901 on
lol, if you’re asking for spoke length here you’re clueless and need to have someone else build your wheels!
DTSwiss calculator is what I’ve sworn by, but you need multiple dimensions for the hub if it’s not a DTSwiss + ERD of rim.
plainyoghurt1977 on
Are you building a new wheel?
You need to check the specs of the rims and hubs you’re planning to use. ERD is the most important measurement on the rim. Spocalc is an excel spreadsheet available as a link on Sheldon Brown’s website, and you simply plug in numbers to get lengths based on the specs and what pattern you pick. Sheldon has some good wheelbuilding articles too.
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Depends on a bunch of different stuff, how many crosses, pcd of the spoke holes on the flange, spoke nipple diameter(not the correct word but unsure of the technical term). None of these dimensions are ‘standard’. Best to find a spoke calculator online or take it to a bike shop that specialises in wheel builds and ask them to measure then buy the spokes from them.
Imposible to say with only that information. You have to use a spoke leght calculator. Google it. You need the measurements of the hub and the rim.
lol, if you’re asking for spoke length here you’re clueless and need to have someone else build your wheels!
DTSwiss calculator is what I’ve sworn by, but you need multiple dimensions for the hub if it’s not a DTSwiss + ERD of rim.
Are you building a new wheel?
You need to check the specs of the rims and hubs you’re planning to use. ERD is the most important measurement on the rim. Spocalc is an excel spreadsheet available as a link on Sheldon Brown’s website, and you simply plug in numbers to get lengths based on the specs and what pattern you pick. Sheldon has some good wheelbuilding articles too.