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Spoke lengths for Pulstar hubs
Ive aquired a NOS set of Pulstar 32 hole hubs, that I'm gonna use for a "vintage" wheelset, just for laughs.
Like these:
http://www.bikepro.com/products/hubs/hubs_pulstar.html
Does anyone know how to calculate spoke lengths for these hubs? Can I use ordinary Sapim Laser straight pull (or similar) spokes?
Thanks.
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Unfit Norwegian
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Found this. Never mind about the spoke lengths.
http://www.bikepro.com/products/spok...ke_table.shtml
Still wondering if straight pull Sapims will work, though.
Last edited by Dazed; 06-25-2009 at 02:31 AM.
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I loved those old hubs - super good rolling bearings. Were ahead of the curve on the straight-pull spoke design. I look at I9 wheels today and can't help but think Pulstar.
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I recently picked up an old Proflex from someone's garage for $75, and it had a set of Wheelsmith-built, Pulstar-hubbed, Bontrager/Weinmann-rimmed wheels. Bike probably had less than 200 miles on it. Sadly, despite being an 856 and having these wheels the other components were low-end. Anyway, the wheels are now on my wife's bike and look great...would like to find some more of these hubs!
- Doug ;-)
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the freehub was junk though,right? i saw a few set of mtb one go bad, i have a bmx set with threadon freewheel, cool stuff.
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 Originally Posted by herbn
the freehub was junk though,right? i saw a few set of mtb one go bad, i have a bmx set with threadon freewheel, cool stuff.
Yeah, I noticed that the one on this wheelset binds occasionally, though only lightly. I may try to pressure-inject some oil/grease in there if I can't get it off to replace it. Is this a common issue with these things?
- Doug
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What rims are you going to use? If you can give me the erd of the rim you will be using I can give you the spoke lengths because I still have the hub dimensions for those hubs written down.
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binding is a minor precurser to esploding,and free wheeling in both directions,heavy grease and pawls don't mix light grease in moderation. Those were really cheap, taiwanese cassette mechanisms,and i don't think they come apart or rebuild. Not sure it's been forever.
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