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EditionJobst BrandtIllustrated by Sherry SheffieldPALO ALTOCALIFORNIAAVOCET, OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION 3 The Wheel : Ancient and Modern 4 The Disk Wheel 4 PART ITHEORY OF THE SPOKED Wheel 5 How the Wheel Supports a Load 6 Tension and Compression 7 The Wheel Stands on its Spokes 10 LOADS 13 Static Loads 14 Spoke Tension 14 Tubular Tire Pressure 14 Clincher Tire Pressure 14 Nonclinching Tire Pressure 15 Dynamic Loads 1 Radial Loads 17 Wheel Deflection 18 Braking Loads 20 Lateral Loads 22 Torsional Loads 22 Effects of Torsional Loads 22 Pulling and Pushing Spokes 24 Wheel Failure 28 Wheel Collapse 28 Component Failure 29 Metals and Stress 29 Metal Fatigue 30 Spoke Failure 30 Rear Wheel Spoke Failure 32 Rim Failure 32 Wheel STRENGTH 3 3 Strength and Durability 3 5 Stiffness 3 7 Radial Stiffness 37 Lateral Stiffness 38 Torsional Stiffness 41 Enough Stiffness 42 COMPONENTS 45 Spokes 46 Straight Spokes 46 Swaged Spokes 46 Elbow-Less Spokes 47 Flat and Oval Spokes 48 Other Special Spokes 48 Spoke Thickness and Performance 48 Spoke Threads 49 Spoke Twist 50 Spoke Materials 51

Bicycle.the Wheel Third Edition Jobst Brandt Illustrated by Sherry Sheffield PALO ALTO CALIFORNIA AVOCET, INC.

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