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Drum Brake: "Drive" Side?
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Because the only effect of *propelling torque* on cycle wheels is du to non-symetrical lacing, where the lateral shift of the rim *can affect braking*; with hub brakes of any kind, this is not an issue. dabac wrote: What? #1. You spend a lot of time honking and braking simultaneously? _ wrote: Seldom does a cyclist who is propelling wishes to have braking at the same moment - but non-symetrical lacing can allow this to happen. dabac wrote: #2. Ever considered the differences between leading and trailing spokes? Seems that several wheel builders do... _ wrote: As long as it is symetrical, there is no real difference. Wheel builders are not, as we know, siufficient authority to claim otherwise. But we don't make claims. When last discussed here I believe we all agreed (Sheldon Brown as well) it is a trivial difference and we build one way or the other from habit mostly. -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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Drum Brake: "Drive" Side?
On Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:38:48 -0600, A Muzi wrote:
_ Wrote: Because the only effect of *propelling torque* on cycle wheels is du to non-symetrical lacing, where the lateral shift of the rim *can affect braking*; with hub brakes of any kind, this is not an issue. dabac wrote: What? #1. You spend a lot of time honking and braking simultaneously? _ wrote: Seldom does a cyclist who is propelling wishes to have braking at the same moment - but non-symetrical lacing can allow this to happen. dabac wrote: #2. Ever considered the differences between leading and trailing spokes? Seems that several wheel builders do... _ wrote: As long as it is symetrical, there is no real difference. Wheel builders are not, as we know, siufficient authority to claim otherwise. But we don't make claims. When last discussed here I believe we all agreed (Sheldon Brown as well) it is a trivial difference and we build one way or the other from habit mostly. I wasn't saying you do; merely that if others do (as stated by "dabac" in support of his assertion that it DOES make a difference) their being wheelbuilders does not lend any greater creedence to such a claim. |
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