How to Spoke a Motorcycle Wheel
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2017
- This video is one of my earliest videos that I made for DVD and I've decided to add it to my RUclips channel. I made it around 2005-2006 and it shows how to spoke a cross two spoked motorcycle wheel. A video on truing the wheel will be coming soon.
Brilliant, I have just sat at my desk, with all the bits to hand, played your video, pausing it as i did each step, then play for the next part. Now, about half an hour later I have a lovely new wheel. Just need to true it now.
Thank you.
That is awesome. I wait for the day that RUclips allows editing movies that have been posted. I have so many ideas that would make my videos better.
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Great. Best video I found for spoke lacing. It becomes clear when you look at the angles on the rim.
Very informative ... appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Now I feel I can lace my Norton wheels.
Great video nicely explained and a good methodical method
This was hands down the most in-depth video I could find after hours of failing to get the right pattern I stumbled across your video and it led me step by step to having a laced wheel!!!
Thank you for the kind words.
Morgan Mills Thanks for taking the time. I got it!
Brilliant work! Keep it up!
Thank you sir
Great explanation Thank you,
I now know not to attempt this without the help of a professional 😊
Good luck. It's really not difficult to spoke a wheel. Truing the wheel can be tricky though.
Thanks I used your video to spoke my wheels
Great tutorial!!
Good Job & very help full
Thanks, big help.
Thanks. AWill now attempt my Z1000A1 rims myself.
that helped me so much👍👍
Thanks for half the job... And by the way.. You have a whispering ghost 👻
I'm not sure if I should be offended or take that comment as a compliment. :-)
Hi pretty good video , one question l have a rear conical hub from a Yamaha dt 200 .It came out from a 18 x2.15 wheel and l wanted to set this hub in to a 17x3.00 rims but when l tried the original spokes on this new rim they were to long so it didn't work . Then l ended up straining out the spokes at the same angle and setting them in the front wheel wich is also 17 but x 2.50 with a smaller front hub even when l had to cut some of the spoke that came a bit out of the rim . My question is what size of spoke do you think it will fit this rear set up or if there's any way of me taking measurements to be able to know the exact spokes l need for this rear rim with this hub ? Thanks
I'm not sure how to answer your question and hope some other member can help. Good luck.
Thank you for the video but have to tell that I lost the sequence due to the way you filmed the video at 15:16 can't see the rim just your back
Very simple, after you flip the wheel over, take the first spoke to the left of the center line and put it in the 3rd hole to the right, then grab the 2nd spoke to the right of the first one you started on the hub and screw it in the 4th hole and repeat every 2 and 4 til done. They should all fall in line.
Excellent now for the alignment???
What can I do if I didnt measure the offset before removing the old spokes? Do all motorbikes have an offset? I cant find any mention of it in the manual, only the horizontal and vertical buckle tolerances
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It takes all the spokes in align to allow the wheel to roll. Amen
How tunes spoke wheel
Does this work with a 40 spoke rim? I can't get the last side in.
GS750 hub & rotor?
DOH! 36-spokes. And a single rotor of course. So I'm gonna guess it's something like a GS450 or GS250 or thereabouts?
Would have been so much less distracting if you'd had the camera in front of you and not behind
yeah thats fuckin genius to stand between the process and camera :(
Next step how set wire to center? Where is clip?
So why do you need to mark the valve stem hole. Isn't the hole a mark in itself? Not as if there is more than one of them.
Some rims have another hole for a rim lock and I like to mark the valve stem hole to make it easier when installing the spokes.
You left out the second most important part, the proper way to tighten the spokes so that the wheel doesn't wobble or is centered...
Yes, that was going to be on a different video.
I actually would like to update this video since the process can be simplified much more .
Hi! Can you tell me dimensions from hub to rim for rear and front wheels?
My bike 99 Sporty
Front Wheel - HUB model 43619-84 RIM model 43001-79
Rear Wheel - HUB model 40976-86A RIM model 43085-97
Thanks
How to spoke a motorbike wheel
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Very good, but very badly explained. I had to keep rewinding to understand you. And with your back to the camera blocking my view It did not help.
You should face the camera and do more close ups to make it easier
Great video but I realized how freaking stupid spoked wheels are what a pain in the ass no wonder they want $450 to build a stupid dirt bike wheel
As much as I appreciate your video, the back of your shirt reveals very little. For me the last two steps is the most critical and your video doesn't give me a clue as to how to finish the job. Thanks anyway for the first half.
John Very simple, after you flip the wheel over, take the first spoke to the left of the center line and put it in the 3rd hole to the right, then grab the 2nd spoke to the right of the first one you started on the hub and screw it in the 4th hole and repeat every 2 and 4 til done. They should all fall in line.
Old video and can hardly see things clearly, but it is great. Only thing they left out was how to tighten up everything and make it true to center.