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I have bought short lengths from https://247cycleshop.com but at 3pounds so thats probably the price
...so back to starbike!
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Maybe it is easier if you post the lengths you need :)
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Bike24 for cx rays
for cheapness cn spoke 424 are close to cx ray dimensions and found on ebay
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ebike.hu .... very good
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try this one out (and report back if it is fun.... :)):
https://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/shimano-br-mt520-post-mount-d01s-brake-caliper-721662
it uses the same fitting -
Thanks for the data. Isnt there a Lotus 108 in that building? How does that test? :)
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slx m675
the specifications are here: http://productinfo.shimano.com/download/?path=pdfs/archive/2015-2016_Specifications_v024_en.pdf
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IIRC, the mounting face on 135mm rear hubs is 50mm, so that would give a 51.5mm chainline
it varies a bit from brand to brand but most are ~15mm in from the chainstay: so ~52.5mm mounting face and 54mm chainline
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Someone :) tested a lotus 110 and a zipp 3001 vs a p5:
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only 9mm drop (half of wheel diameter difference)
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an Enve cross fork and Phil Wood MTB front hub.
It should work... but check that the hub ends fit in the fork (that the diameter is the same). Some 15mm hubs are too fat.
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Is that just what they come up as
yes!
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yes thanks I was trying to make it simple :)
also it was meant for measured width on a given rim. 25c gp4000s count as 26mm or 27mm tires on a 15mm rim -
usually tire size on wide rims is: size on a 15mm rim + half the difference between rims:
a measured 23mm tire@15c on a 23mm wide rim becomes ((23-15)/2=+4mm) = 27mm...
edit: tldr: tire size changes with half the rim width difference
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Kinlin TL-23 ?
23mm/28mm:
What size tires will you be using?
edit: dt swiss 521 is only 23mm wide on the outside (the drawing is wrong), but i guess you are only interested in the inner width.
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or diy custom: 160mm is to 140 flatmount:
the lower I.S. bolt mount is going to be annoying however you do it.
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syntace flat force & F109, kcnc
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42mm 650b should be about the size of a 56,5mm 26" tire (about 12,5mm different rim size)
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No that is a adapter from trp: is160 fork to postmount 140mm rotor, specifically for that purpose
https://www.trpcycling.com/product/l1-140-front-ispm-adapter/
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Flo hubs look like Chosen hubs (some on-one, stan's, spank....)
LFGSS
London Fixed Gear and Single-Speed is a community of fixed gear and single-speed cyclists.
plus rounding the length down to an even number is pretty standard