How to read this wheel
Thinner sections = more strain
Thicker sections = more support
A more even wheel usually means less wobble across the system.
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10–12 · Under Strain
Initial focus area. This spoke is creating the most friction in your system right now. Starting here is likely to have the most impact across the other areas.
7–9 · Under Load
Manage and track. Functioning, but at a cost. Friction is building. Use spoke-specific tools to reduce load weekly.
3–6 · Stable
Leverage it. Relatively supported. Use this spoke to anchor and scaffold the more strained areas.
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