Bicycles Asked on May 31, 2021
I would like to change 4 of my spokes on my back wheel. The trouble is that I dont know the model of my bike nor do I know if that wheel is original, in order to look up the dimensions of the spokes. Here are the dimensions of the tire though if that is to any help:
What would be your recommendations in my case? I am not very proficient at bikes, so please be easy on me 🙂
Get one of the spokes out ans measure its length. It is a primitive method, but by far the simplest one. Less accurately, you could try to measure it on the wheel and account for the hidden part in the nipple, but I would not recommend it.
Answered by Vladimir F on May 31, 2021
When I absolutely have to do this, I very carefully measure with a ruler, ideally one that's graduated to the end, from the elbow to the spot that goes into the nipple, then add 10mm. I take the measurement in a couple different spots until it's coming out the same, because it's finicky. This way is accurate enough. 10mm errs short, which is what you want to do so you don't run out of threaded length or poke the tube on a single wall rim.
Answered by Nathan Knutson on May 31, 2021
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