I think my rear wheel needs Looking at
Chrisrus13
Posts: 39
Hi
I was cleaning my old frame set to take some pics and advertise it on here and came across this
I have had a look at my new frameset which I have done about 150 mile on and its started to happen to this too :shock: .
Theres slight movement in the wheel if you try to move it side to side but nothing I would class as excessive.
Whats going on, is there something I can tighten up or is it a bikeshop job?
My wheels are Dura Ace C24 7900.
Cheers
Chris
I was cleaning my old frame set to take some pics and advertise it on here and came across this
I have had a look at my new frameset which I have done about 150 mile on and its started to happen to this too :shock: .
Theres slight movement in the wheel if you try to move it side to side but nothing I would class as excessive.
Whats going on, is there something I can tighten up or is it a bikeshop job?
My wheels are Dura Ace C24 7900.
Cheers
Chris
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Cones or poor alignment by operative. Not tyre size as its only on one side.0
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I would hope I wouldnt screw up the alignment twice. So sounds like im going to need a bit of reading and some cone spanners.
There is some slight rub on the other side but next to nothing compared to that.0 -
Cones are simple as to sort - do a bit of Park Tools reading and that should see you straight.
Alternatively, head to a good bike shop and ask to sit in while they do it - if they are cool they won't have a problem and you'll see what you need and how to do it.
With a Mavic its a silly plastic tool and a 5mm allen key - D/.A I don't know, sorry. Anyone else?
HTH
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I'm surprised you didn't notice the wheel rubbing the frame while riding.0
