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MaD-RoK:
He worked in a bike shop.  :LolLolLolLol:

Peter J:
So the best set up for a "race" bmx wheels would be 28/36  :-\

I just wondered what the equation is to get the best results  ???

I know Sheldon knows his stuff but with these new fangled rim design (not to mention double walled) + double (or triple butted) spokes would there be an optimum set up

And why don't MTB's adopt a 36 holed rim if its a stronger option

Negate the fact that its not cost effective for rim manufactures to make 28/32/36 hole patterned rims

I'm speaking hypothetical and in the "ideal world"

not johndub71:
I never knew that in the 9 yrs I worked in a Raleigh shop. All I knew were rimes without eyelets on the cheap end were hopeless because 9/10 times the drilled eyelet would not be deburred so as soon as the burr wore off, buckle city!

48 spokes always seamed the strongest, then again... :crazy2: :crazy2:

Bigfrawg:
16 spokes On my GT  :daumenhoch:

Peter J:
Who makes them wheels   ???

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