The invention relates to a cycle hub assembly and a method of producing such cycle hub assembly. The cycle hub assembly includes a wheel hub and a plurality of spoke mounting elements. The spoke mounting elements are present in two axially spaced rows positioned around the circumference of the wheel hub. Each spoke mounting element includes at least one spoke mounting hole for receiving at least part of at least one spoke. At least two adjacent spoke mounting elements are interconnected in an efficient manner such that an optimal design of the cycle hub assembly is obtained.

A vehicle wheel, including a rim, a hub, and a plurality of spokes, a first anchor to connect one of the spokes to one of the rim and hub at a connection interface. One of the spokes is pre-tensioned by a pre-tensioning means. The first anchor may be manipulated between: (i) a released orientation where the connection interface is longitudinally released from the spoke to permit independent longitudinal displacement therebetween; and (ii) an engaged orientation where the connection interface is longitudinally connected to said spoke to limit independent longitudinal displacement between the two and to maintain the pre-tension of said spoke. The pre-tensioning means is discreet from the first anchor.

The invention relates to a bicycle wheel made of a fiber composite material, including a rim, a plurality of spokes, and a center, wherein the spokes each have a first and second spoke section extending between the rim and the center, wherein the first and second rim section have a curved shape in a laminated state and the two rim sections extend straight in a pretensioned state.

A wheel assembly includes a rim, an inner hub concentric with the rim, and an outer hub concentric with the rim and the inner hub. The outer hub is between the rim and the inner hub. The wheel assembly includes a first set of spokes spaced circumferentially about the inner hub between the inner hub and the outer hub. The first set of spokes are elongated radially from the inner hub and having a sinusoidal shape. The wheel assembly includes a second set of spokes spaced circumferentially about the outer hub between the outer hub and the rim. The second set of spokes are elongated radially from the outer hub and having a sinusoidal shape. The second set of spokes are aligned with the first set of spokes circumferentially about the outer hub.

A method is provided for producing a bicycle wheel made of a fiber composite material, including laminating, in one piece and in one step, a rim, a plurality of spokes each including a first spoke section and a second spoke section, and a center having a first center disc and a second center disc, wherein all fibers for the rim, the spokes, and the center are laid in mold parts in the one step; curing the laminated rim, spokes, and center to form the bicycle wheel; and removing the formed bicycle wheel in said one piece from the mold, wherein the spokes are laminated and cured such that the first spoke section and the second spoke section have a substantially straight shape.

A bicycle wheel hub that includes a hub shell having a first end and a second end. The bicycle wheel hub also includes a first flange adjacent the first end and configured for the attachment of a first plurality of spokes, and a second flange adjacent the second end configured for the attachment of a second plurality of spokes.

A wheel hub is to be mounted with multiple spokes, and includes a hub body extending about a central axis, and two hub shells connected to the hub body. Each of the hub shells includes a base wall, a surrounding wall and a mounting hole unit. The base wall has a first base portion extending radially and outwardly from the hub body, and a second base portion extending from the first base portion in an axial direction relative to the central axis. The surrounding wall extends radially and outwardly from the second base portion. The mounting hole unit includes multiple first mounting holes formed in the base wall, and multiple second mounting holes formed in the surrounding wall. Each of the first and second mounting holes allows for extension of a spoke.