White Spokes Can't Jump ?

btw TIRE - thats proper correct in brit eng.

No, the thing you put on your bike wheel is a 'tyre'.

DT Swiss - now do white spokes.

is that peril white?

Certainly not pearl white..

DT Swiss - now do white spokes.

for RRP £2.50

for RRP £2.50

cheap.

Do wheelbuilder deliver to the UK? only get USofA and Canda as options

powdercoat. Armourtex. Sorted.

ftw!

ftw!

Spokes = thin, strong, accurately made and carefully heat treated to add strength.

Things not to do to spokes, excessive heating, dimensioning changing, bead blasting, chemical etching.

£2.50?

Per spoke?

That's excessive, even for supremacists.

especially considering they cost a lot less from halo

halo spokes are utter shite, two of mine have snapped at the shoulder by the flange. Cheaply made, overpriced and under tested.

BLB have white double butted spokes for £1 each. Not sure who makes them. They also have other powdercoated other colours too :)

Those DT spokes are the Champions I think, fucking good spokes is they. Not cheap in either black/silver

BLB do Velocity white spokes. Part of a build only, according to the site.

Tipex FTW

Tipex - For the Nostrils

halo spokes are utter shite, two of mine have snapped at the shoulder by the flange. Cheaply made, overpriced and under tested.

is that just the white ones or general? plain gauge or double butted? i have been riding lots of halo spokes without any problems.

No, the thing you put on your bike wheel is a 'tyre'.

No, no, TIRE is correct in british english and TYRE is in north american english :)
then it depends on where you are from

Sorry, you're wrong and Tynan's right.

Check it.

Tyre - Chiefly British

tyre or US tire
Noun
a ring of rubber, usually filled with air but sometimes solid, fitted round the rim of a wheel of a road vehicle to grip the road
[earlier tire, probably archaic variant of attire]

Double butted DT Swiss spokes = 50p each

LBS FTW

ok... i give up then. You are both right. Honors to Tytan
I mean I am not even english, just based it on google :)
funnily enough that's wikipedia which got me confused.. check this:
[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyre[/ame] and http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tyre
and then this
[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire[/ame]

hmm.. or maybe it's just my english..
I should have gone out more (to school) :D
ehh talking about tyres tires me

Seriously ?? You're not actually English and you tried telling us how to spell tyre in English not American.

Ha
Hahahaha
Haha
Ha

Funny guy.

well, someone on this thread didn't know which is correct so I was trying to help.. nevermind
ye, I must be funny

well, someone on this thread didn't know which is correct so I was trying to help.. nevermind
ye, I must be funny

Yes.