Interspoke

Interspoke refers to the space or area between the spokes of a wheel. In a wheel with multiple spokes radiating from the center hub, the interspoke is the void or gap that exists between any two adjacent spokes. The design and size of these interspoke areas can vary significantly depending on the type of wheel and its intended application. For example, in bicycle wheels, the interspoke areas are typically open, allowing for good airflow and reduced weight. In contrast, some decorative or structural wheel designs might have more solid or closed-off interspoke sections. The shape of the interspoke area is generally triangular, with its apex at the hub and its base at the rim of the wheel. The overall aesthetic and performance characteristics of a wheel can be influenced by the form and extent of its interspoke regions. In some contexts, the term might also be used to describe the structural element that connects two spokes, though this is less common.