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The spoke count is absolutely fine as long as you will treat them as racing/club run rims.
Re spokes and lacingFront: Radial, cx-ray/aerolite
Rear: 2x Both sides - the rim is gonna move between your brake pads regardless of spoke gauge. Using heavier gauge spoke like aerocomp is gonna reduce this a little bit.
Any carbon rim is more then suitable to be used with thin spokes when it comes to durability
broken_777-
Thanks.
The wheels won't be for daily use, just for when I fancy going out and doing a few 'fast' miles in good weather. I don't think 2x on NDS is an option, as far as I'm aware the rear hub is made for straight pull/radial NDS:
Is there any logic in using thinner spokes on the NDS in terms of helping to balance tension more evenly, or, does a thinner spoke become more tensioned, if stretched over the same distance as a thicker spoke?
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I ride 24 spoke rear wheels woth cx ray some carbon some alloy. I weight a quote a bit more and the rims do not move between the brakes by anything noticable.
What the prevous poster plans should be fine.
lmamammal
thecycleclinic
Planning a build with some HED Sonic Hubs from an Ardennes wheelset to some kind of Chinese Carbon rim. I weigh 65kg and planning 18h (radial) front, 24h (radial NDS, 2X DS) rear. Would DT Aero Comp all round, or DT Aero Lite, with Aero comp Drive side only be recommended?