Assuming stock wheel hubs and rims, what length spokes does the Cruiser use?
2nd question - are there any alternate hubs that fit the Cruiser with "higher specs" than the stock ones?
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TT Rover (Dad)
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From my own research into building my own trike, there are very few manufacturers of trike specific hubs. In my opinion, the only thing that would make a different hub "higher spec" than the TerraTrike hub would be to upgrade the bearings from the standard ABEC 5s to ABEC 7s or ceramics, which is something you can do easily enough on your own.
Too bad no one at TT cares to respond about the spoke length question.
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TerraTrike
Best thing for a quick answer, is to send an email or call the 800 number.
Front wheel
non-disc side: 177mm
disc side: 179mm
Rear wheel
non-drive side: 190mm
drive (cassette) side: 188mm
Any hub that uses a 20mm ID (inner diameter) sealed bearings can be used on our hubs. Velocity would be a good upgraded hub in comparison to ours.
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