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Rear wheel spokes and nuts on flanged tubeless wheel

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Mostly curious...I was wondering if anyone know anything about the thread on the spokes and wheel nuts on a tubeless flanged wheel?  I know the threads are rolled instead of cut (easier / cheaper / more robust) but thread standard metric size, imperial or some special secret type used only for spokes?

Thanks.

On 7/28/2017 at 7:36 PM, drca said:

Mostly curious...I was wondering if anyone know anything about the thread on the spokes and wheel nuts on a tubeless flanged wheel?  I know the threads are rolled instead of cut (easier / cheaper / more robust) but thread standard metric size, imperial or some special secret type used only for spokes?

Thanks.

I've just had a check on this and they are M4 X 0.7 :)

Edited by rotors7

Of course, yes !

I'd not thought of that as the first two I grabbed were r/h thread !

 

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On 7/29/2017 at 1:02 AM, rotors7 said:

I've just had a check on this and they are M4 X 0.7 :)

Great!  Now... trick question... which of the spokes have the LH and RH thread?

13 hours ago, drca said:

Great!  Now... trick question... which of the spokes have the LH and RH thread?

The long spoke is the normal r/h thread and the short one the l/h thread.

I've got a pack of new ones so it's been easy to check !

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