Spokes Cn Spoke CN-STD252 stainless steel 2.0 mm × 252 mm silver, pack 144 pcs

Set of 144 Cn Spoke CN-STD252 stainless steel bicycle spokes, each 2.0 mm in diameter and 252 mm long, supplied in a silver finish. These spokes are intended for wheel building and repair on standard rims and provide consistent tensile strength and corrosion resistance typical of stainless steel spokes. The pack contains a quantity suitable for rebuilding or servicing multiple wheels in a shop or for larger home repair projects.

Advantages

Stainless steel construction offers resistance to rust and long-term dimensional stability under tension. The 2.0 mm gauge balances strength and flexibility for common bicycle rim types, while the 252 mm length fits rims that require this specific spoke length. Supplied in a bulk pack of 144 pieces, the set is practical for professional wheel builders and hobby mechanics who need a reliable supply of uniform spokes without individual packaging waste.

Suitable for

• Rebuilding or repairing standard bicycle wheels that accept 2.0 mm × 252 mm spokes
• Workshop stock for bicycle shops and wheel-building services
• Home maintenance projects where multiple spokes are required
• Producing matched sets of spokes for truing and tensioning wheels

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Diameter (gauge): 2.0 mm
• Length: 252 mm
• Finish: silver
• Quantity in pack: 144 pieces
• Intended use: wheel building and spoke replacement

How to use

Select spokes that match your rim and hub specifications, ensuring 2.0 mm gauge and 252 mm length are appropriate. When replacing spokes, remove the damaged spoke and thread the replacement through the hub and rim, seating the head correctly in the hub flange. Apply spoke nipples and initially hand-tighten before using a spoke wrench to bring spokes to an even, moderate tension. True the wheel progressively, alternating spokes around the rim and checking lateral and radial runout. After truing and tensioning, recheck all spokes for uniform tension and make incremental adjustments as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use a calibrated spoke tension meter if precise tension is required. Match spoke type and length to the rim profile and hub drilling, and replace spokes in matched groups when possible to maintain consistent wheel balance and strength. Inspect nipples and threads for wear and apply a small amount of spoke prep or anti-seize on threads when assembling to reduce corrosion and make future adjustments easier.