cb77 front and rear wheel offset

byrdman76 · Post by **byrdman76** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 2:20 pm

I tore everything apart before I measured the offset - Doh!

Anyone have any numbers to get me started?

Thanks,

Byrd

LOUD MOUSE · Post by **LOUD MOUSE** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 3:04 pm

TORE WHAT APART?. ......lm

byrdman76 wrote:I tore everything apart before I measured the offset - Doh!

Anyone have any numbers to get me started?

Thanks,

Byrd

byrdman76 · Post by **byrdman76** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 5:29 pm

LOUD MOUSE wrote:TORE WHAT APART?. ......lm

byrdman76 wrote:I tore everything apart before I measured the offset - Doh!

Anyone have any numbers to get me started?

Thanks,

Byrd

Both rims front and rear. I took the spokes out of the rims and separated them from the hubs before I measured the off set.

Do you have any measurements LM?

cknight · Post by **cknight** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:08 pm

No offset, rims should be centered on hubs. Regards, Chase

byrdman76 · Post by **byrdman76** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:11 pm

cknight wrote:No offset, rims should be centered on hubs. Regards, Chase

How come others speak of offset on the forum? Do some aftermarket rims require you to offset the hubs and the OEM' do not? Not doubting you, just looking for some education ;)

LOUD MOUSE · Post by **LOUD MOUSE** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:50 pm

When ya see a hub with one side where the spokes install has a larger diameter than the other (MAICO) ya may see that the rim isn't centered to the hub. Usually ya will find that when all spokes have the same amount of threads in the nipple that the hub will be centered. ............lm

byrdman76 wrote:
cknight wrote:No offset, rims should be centered on hubs. Regards, Chase
How come others speak of offset on the forum? Do some aftermarket rims require you to offset the hubs and the OEM' do not? Not doubting you, just looking for some education ;)

byrdman76 · Post by **byrdman76** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 10:07 pm

LOUD MOUSE wrote:When ya see a hub with one side where the spokes install has a larger diameter than the other (MAICO) ya may see that the rim isn't centered to the hub. Usually ya will find that when all spokes have the same amount of threads in the nipple that the hub will be centered. ............lm

byrdman76 wrote:
cknight wrote:No offset, rims should be centered on hubs. Regards, Chase
How come others speak of offset on the forum? Do some aftermarket rims require you to offset the hubs and the OEM' do not? Not doubting you, just looking for some education ;)

Thanks for the explanation LM.

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