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    • CommentAuthorhenrydec1
    • CommentTimeDec 24th 2008
     
    hey i want to build a wheel with a 16 hole rim very deep (a lot like a campagnolo shamal) any way if any one has input on this give me a comment. is it strong? safe? also is it posable to do a 16 hole rim to a 36 hole rim?
    • CommentAuthork_phomma
    • CommentTimeDec 25th 2008
     
    I think it's unsafe
  1.  
    The concern would be ripping up the flanges on the hub because the tension will be so much higher. See if the hub is available in a 16h variety. If it is, it's probably hefty enough to handle it. Really, though, I'd avoid it if I had the option.
  2.  
    I just send you a message henrydec1 but I just wanted to put this in the forum as well:

    16 hole rim to 32 hole hub : http://velospace.org/node/4886 totally fine works great.
    • CommentAuthorbenhatton
    • CommentTimeDec 29th 2008
     
    stupid.
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    stupid would be not trying it out

    stupid is also judging things you don't know shit about
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    he is right i have a 16 hole vento laced to a high flanged suntour superbe hub and it has been fine.I ride it hard and have had ZERO problems.Wheel is still true also.Might as well try.If u have problems just build it again. I would ride this over a rear trispoke.
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    I've mismatched before, mine was a 36h hub to a 24h rim, just skipped every 3rd spoke, looked perfectly fine, you have to fine tune your spoke measurements, but other than that no big deal.
    • CommentAuthorstinky pete
    • CommentTimeJun 23rd 2009 edited
     
    ^Wow, I never thought of that!
    Sorry to "change the subject" but I got a 74 Schwinn trike w/24h hubs. I got some 36h-26" Worksmen wheel sets & have wanted to lace onto those hubs for some time now so I wouldn't have to mess with those dammed Schwinn sized wheels. I'm going to have to make sure everythings is as I think it is, but if this works out, I think you may have just salved my problem for me!

    Any advice?
 


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