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Since it is an aero wheel wouldnt it be better to have a solid block with the disc bolt pattern (maybe with a rounded edge toward the wheel)
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and holes between the disc holes for weight savings..
for the aeros... less disturbance of the airWhat diameter are the pins (and the holes for the pins)?
svenhöek-
wouldnt it be better to have a solid block with the disc bolt pattern
It's too far from the main wheel body to blend, and the air is already fucked by the chain where the sprocket mounts. A plain disc would be simpler to machine, but I like pretty things 🙂 On a CNC it's not much effort to do the shaping, obviously if you were doing it on manual machines you wouldn't bother.
What diameter are the pins (and the holes for the pins)?
5.00mm pins, 4.99mm holes 🙂
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for the aeros
For the aeros, use a disc wheel. I don't think anybody thinks a H3 is better in the rear than a disc. 2-Spoke think their wheel is, but it has 30 years of development on the H3
gbj_tester
Simplified where it needed simplification, #tartmode where people can see it