st martin front hollohub meausurements for spoke length?

[jumpman2334]

so i got a good deal on some front hubs for my wheels (im running curbrider flow pedals, no cranks), and i thought the box would have listed the measurements for the hub for lacing, i get them, and they are not there. does anyone have them? i will be lacing them 3x to some copper hazard lites. 

these are where i got em from:
http://www.sidewallactionsports.com/p-1012-st-martin-hollohub-front.aspx

[jumpman2334]

No one uses these?

[robpossible]

Just look up how to measure a hub. Also look up a spoke calculator. I'd do it for ya but I'm lazy today... Oh, and you may need a caliper. Good luck, I'm going fishing, metaphorically speaking...

[jumpman2334]

welll i know how to measure it.. i just wanted to see if anyone had something from st martin themselves.


guess no easy way for me, gotta bust out the calipers!

[jumpman2334]

Called my distro today.

Ill post up the measuremtns here if i ever get them...

[smiley (Roy)]

Just a heads up, that hub is meant to be radial laced. When you cross lace, once you start tensioning the wheel the hub body will twist.



-Roy

[jumpman2334]

just got done lacing them up 3x to my hazard lites.

i used 186's! called distro, they said nothing about radial lacing.. laced up just like a normal wheel!

looks okay

[jumpman2334]

for future reference, just got an email back..

" flange outer diameter : 49 mm.
 - flance diameter, center of spoke holes (= PCD) : 40 mm.
 - distance between flanges (inner measurment) : 64 mm.
 - distance between flanges (outer measurment) : 70 mm.
 
 What I can tell you is the spoke length of that hub, with our Domino/Evo rim, with 1-cross partern is 176 mm."

[jumpman2334]

Just a heads up, that hub is meant to be radial laced. When you cross lace, once you start tensioning the wheel the hub body will twist.



-Roy

heres what i got back form them after asking about if i can lace it 3x (although it was already laced and tru'd)

"Hello Brandon,

Our hubs can be laced in any pattern. Moreover, the radial pattern is the most stressful pattern for hub flanges. Our hubs resist to radial, so they'll be fine for 3-cross.

Thanks.
med"