How are BMX spokes measured?

How are BMX spokes measured?

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How do I calculate spoke length?

Spoke length is measured from the inside of the elbow, as shown in the image below, to the threaded end. When measuring a spoke using a tape measure, a second spoke may be used to hold the elbow of the spoke and the tape measure’s tab, as shown.

How many spokes does a BMX wheel have?

36
BMX bikes commonly have 36 or 48 spoke wheels. Lowrider bicycles may have as many as 144 spokes per wheel. Wheels with fewer spokes have an aerodynamic advantage, as the aerodynamic drag from the spokes is reduced.

How do you measure wheel spokes?

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How do I find my bike wheel size?

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How long is a bike spoke?

Generally, there is a one-to-two millimeter range of acceptable spoke length for a wheel. If you want to build with non-differential spoke selections, and the two spoke lengths are only one millimeter different, select the longer length for both sides, and the wheel will typically be fine.

Are your spoke lengths rounded to standard BMX spoke lengths?

Spoke lengths are rounded to standard BMX spoke lengths. Are we missing a hub or rim? Think something is incorrect? Email us at [email protected]! bmxspokecalc.com is not responsible for incorrect spoke calculations.

How many spokes do I need for my Bike Hubs?

Thanks for using BMX Spoke Calculator, the most comprehensive online BMX spoke calculator. Some rear hubs have different size flanges and may require two different length spokes, which are listed above. Front hubs and many other rear hubs use a single spoke length.

Is there a spoke calculator available?

This spoke calculator is provided only as a guide for your convenience in determining spoke lengths for your order. It is provided on an “AS IS” and “WITH ALL FAULTS” basis only.

How do I contact BMX spokecalc?

Email us at [email protected]! bmxspokecalc.com is not responsible for incorrect spoke calculations. If you are a BMX brand and would like your hubs and rims added, please get in touch!