Another day of wheel building (and so on).
Built a front wheel with a 27.5-inch rim and
a dynamo front hub with 100mm quick-release width.
It's a combination where you can't really imagine what bike it's for,
and honestly I didn't ask for details either.
The rim is a Mavic XC621,
and the hub is a SON dynamo disc hub.
28 holes, full competition lacing, reverse Italian pattern
with no bracing wire.
There's an offset not just on the left side where the disc brake rotor sits,
but also on the right side where the generator terminals are.
The wheel isn't perfectly symmetrical left to right,
but since the offset amount is minimal and the spoke lengths are
almost identical on both sides,
I didn't need to use a bracing wire to correct
for any difference in spoke stress distribution.
Built a front wheel with a 27.5-inch rim and
a dynamo front hub with 100mm quick-release width.
It's a combination where you can't really imagine what bike it's for,
and honestly I didn't ask for details either.
The rim is a Mavic XC621,
and the hub is a SON dynamo disc hub.
28 holes, full competition lacing, reverse Italian pattern
with no bracing wire.
There's an offset not just on the left side where the disc brake rotor sits,
but also on the right side where the generator terminals are.
The wheel isn't perfectly symmetrical left to right,
but since the offset amount is minimal and the spoke lengths are
almost identical on both sides,
I didn't need to use a bracing wire to correct
for any difference in spoke stress distribution.