MTB bicycle spokes/rims.

My salvage sources turned up a back wheel with unusual spoke arrangement -
the spoke nipples seem to be arranged in pairs with big gaps between pairs.

It has a few broken spokes and I probably won't bother having it repaired -
but I'm curious about the unusual spacing.

Its a spare sprocket/freewheel, and I couldn't find any rear spindles/cones
in the junk box last time I looked.

Thanks.

I'm glad you asked. With exponential groooowth who would know since my last visit to http://goo.gl/5HEEW3

how many spokes in what diameter wheel ? gotta add this.

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I'm glad you asked. With exponential groooowth who would know since my
last visit to http://goo.gl/5HEEW3


Google would've been easy if I knew if/what its called.

On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 1:12:49 PM UTC-5, Ian Field wrote:
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I'm glad you asked. With exponential groooowth who would know since my
last visit to http://goo.gl/5HEEW3


Google would've been easy if I knew if/what its called.

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search froe bicycle spoke lacing on the web n yawl find a wider spectrum.

but Images is mostly real wheel. The truss lacing test's how ?anyone see this in real time ?

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On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 1:12:49 PM UTC-5, Ian Field wrote:
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I'm glad you asked. With exponential groooowth who would know since my
last visit to http://goo.gl/5HEEW3


Google would've been easy if I knew if/what its called.

0^^^^^^0^^^^^^0^^^^0^^^^^__

search froe bicycle spoke lacing on the web n yawl find a wider
spectrum.

On closer inspection - its stamped on the rim.

Weineman Zack 2.0.

Some prices came up on Google hits - its only about £5 more than a wheel
rebuild (excl parts).