Wheel truing and pannier
00rush
Posts: 8
Hello,
I recently attached a pannier rack to my specialized secteur sport to help with the daily commute. I noticed that the rear wheel went out of true in a couple of days, and it wobbles a little bit especially at higher speeds. I checked the spoke tension and it seems to be uniform across the rear wheel.
I only have one pannier bag, and that is on the left side of the rack. Do you think this might be causing problems to the rear wheel? I would like to keep using the pannier since it is much more comfortable and cooler (temperature - I am not delusional), but don't want to screw up my rear wheel or have a wobbly ride.
Any thoughts much appreciated.
rush
I recently attached a pannier rack to my specialized secteur sport to help with the daily commute. I noticed that the rear wheel went out of true in a couple of days, and it wobbles a little bit especially at higher speeds. I checked the spoke tension and it seems to be uniform across the rear wheel.
I only have one pannier bag, and that is on the left side of the rack. Do you think this might be causing problems to the rear wheel? I would like to keep using the pannier since it is much more comfortable and cooler (temperature - I am not delusional), but don't want to screw up my rear wheel or have a wobbly ride.
Any thoughts much appreciated.
rush
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I doubt very much the single pannier is the cause, could be spokes or wheel bearing....
Rucksack=sweaty back, pannier is cooler but less COOL....panniers here!
SimonCurrently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
