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Do you mean brands using them? Loads. Or do you mean more than one factory making them? I think there are several doing it, from what I've been told, though who they are and who they supply I don't know. Maybe @StiffWeenies knows?
Thanks a lot. Yes, quite true. I looked back their blog carefully, and appreciate the very informative work.C36 wrote: ↑Tue May 09, 2023 10:06 amThe carbon spokes expected to be used with carbon Ti hubs are different from the ones used in the video you linked.Jasonlelam wrote:
I went for Light Bicycle AR465 + carbon ti + Carbon spoke last week. LB was quite helpful to answer my questions. There have both downside and upside for conventional hole-rim and no-hole-rim. (need or not need tape, harder or easier for spoke replacement work etc). I put my legs on carbon spokes this time as their more bladed shape that the steel spokes do not offer. I came across this review for Light Bicycle, very helpful but unfortunately, it does not refer too much to the carbon spoke...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZGNMTvwf6s
The first ones have bonded inserts and compatible w/ std hubs. The second ones rely on mechanical lock and need specific hubs.
I’d stick with the popular Chinese brands such as LB, Lun, Far Sports, etc.kroem wrote:Cant find much feedback on building your own wheels with carbon spokes. Anyone bought from Deerobust, for instance?
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3296346 ... ltWyE&mp=1
Sure, but they dont produce spokesRonin416 wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 5:22 pmI’d stick with the popular Chinese brands such as LB, Lun, Far Sports, etc.kroem wrote:Cant find much feedback on building your own wheels with carbon spokes. Anyone bought from Deerobust, for instance?
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3296346 ... ltWyE&mp=1
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