Dishing offset number
01-22-20, 02:51 PM
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Dishing offset number
Hi guys. I am going to use the online spoke calculator found at the Grin Technologies ebikes.ca website in order to find out what spoke sizes I need for my rear hub motor on my 20 inch folding bike. The calculator requires some measurements for the hub motor and I understand most, but don't know how to get the dishing offset number. The number is to be in mm. Does anyone know how to get the dishing offset number?
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01-22-20, 05:35 PM
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Like the website said, distance between the middle of the axle and the middile of the motor (between the flanges) is dishing offset. If I hadn't already laced the rim, it would be a better picture.
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I would use a spoke calculator that just uses hub measurements. I.e., almost any other spoke calculator
