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I'm about to build up my first Nuvinci hub and have a question.
Fallbrook Tech recommends lacing their Nuvinci hubs with all spokes out, using a 1x pattern. An example is the orange bike in the photo below.
Their rationale (according to their Tech Manual p.6) is to correctly interlace the spokes when using the 1x pattern.
But surfing Google's image results, I find a bunch of wheels laced 2x, and even an official Nuvinci demo wheel laced alternating heads in/heads out, featured at Interbike (belt drive bike in the second photo).
Well... I've got my spokes already, so I'm going 1x, but any words of wisdom re: all heads in vs. alternating the heads in and out?
https://www.rbr.info/community/blog/14-travis/133-mod-squad-oh-what-a-feeling.html
https://www.rbr.info/community/blog/14-travis/597-day-1-at-interbike.html
Fallbrook Tech recommends lacing their Nuvinci hubs with all spokes out, using a 1x pattern. An example is the orange bike in the photo below.
Their rationale (according to their Tech Manual p.6) is to correctly interlace the spokes when using the 1x pattern.
But surfing Google's image results, I find a bunch of wheels laced 2x, and even an official Nuvinci demo wheel laced alternating heads in/heads out, featured at Interbike (belt drive bike in the second photo).
Well... I've got my spokes already, so I'm going 1x, but any words of wisdom re: all heads in vs. alternating the heads in and out?
https://www.rbr.info/community/blog/14-travis/133-mod-squad-oh-what-a-feeling.html

https://www.rbr.info/community/blog/14-travis/597-day-1-at-interbike.html
