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Spoke length for Sun Ryno lite and Deore FHT-610 hub?

Old 12-01-20, 08:49 PM
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Spoke length for Sun Ryno lite 36h and Deore FHT-610 hub?

Sun Rhyno Lite 36h and Deore FHT-610 36h. I tried using the DT spoke calculator but I'm getting numbers that can't be right - it's coming up with 374mm - the spoke gauge I have doesn't even go that high. I've got 290mm spokes on my Bontrager AT-750 32h rims with what I would call a standard lacing pattern that came on my Verve. I'm using measurements I'm finding on the internet - I might be misinterpreting the measurements and plugging the wrong values in.

Hoping someone is familiar with this combination and knows.

Thanks!

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Using 700c Rhyno Lite 32h rim with an ERD of 612mm, and the Shimano FH-T610 rear 32h 135mm QR hub, I came up with a spoke length of 298mm for a 3-cross lacing pattern.
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Originally Posted by SalsaShark
Using 700c Rhyno Lite 32h rim with an ERD of 612mm, and the Shimano FH-T610 rear 32h 135mm QR hub, I came up with a spoke length of 298mm for a 3-cross lacing pattern.
Same on both sides? I'd guess 2mm longer for NDS.
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Originally Posted by SalsaShark
Using 700c Rhyno Lite 32h rim with an ERD of 612mm, and the Shimano FH-T610 rear 32h 135mm QR hub, I came up with a spoke length of 298mm for a 3-cross lacing pattern.
I just edited to make it clear I'm talking about a 36h rim & hub.
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Originally Posted by MyRedTrek
I just edited to make it clear I'm talking about a 36h rim & hub.
Using 36h hub and 3 cross lacing, i came up with about 295mm (295.6 NDS, 294.7 DS).
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Originally Posted by Bill Kapaun
Interesting - is this a program you put together?

How did you arrive at 612 for the ERD?

Is the cross number the number of holes between spokes of the same orientation?
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Originally Posted by MyRedTrek
Interesting - is this a program you put together?

How did you arrive at 612 for the ERD?

Is the cross number the number of holes between spokes of the same orientation?
No. SpoCalc.
From Sun Ringle docs.
No
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Originally Posted by SalsaShark
Using 36h hub and 3 cross lacing, i came up with about 295mm (295.6 NDS, 294.7 DS).
Similar numbers on Freespoke - Kstoerz.

296.1mm NDS, 294.7mm DS. I would probably order 295mm spokes.

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Originally Posted by MyRedTrek
Interesting - is this a program you put together?

How did you arrive at 612 for the ERD?

Is the cross number the number of holes between spokes of the same orientation?

No, it's the number of times the spokes from one side of the flange cross the spokes from the other side.
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Spreadsheet for spoke calculation, and a command line .exe program is available.

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Your spoke lengths are going to be about 296.5 and 294.50 using and ERD of 611 (aiming for the bottom of the screwdriver slot of a 12mm standard profile nipple.)

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