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My bicycle pulls to the right. Does anyone have a idea what
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MSF who? writes:
> My bicycle pulls to the right. Does anyone have a idea > what could cause this? If the bicycle pulls to the right the fork is probably bent to the left. I assume you mean it makes you lean to the left when riding no-hands. In that case, bending the fork, one blade at a time, (about 3mm at a time) to the (lean to) side corrects that tendency. Jobst Brandt jobst.brandt@stanfordalumni.org |
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On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 18:54:49 -0400, msf.914@healthyventures.com wrote:
>My bicycle pulls to the right. Does anyone have a idea what >could cause this? Usually a bent fork. Other rare possibilities: the rear wheel is not properly aligned in the dropouts or the frame is bent. Has the bike been crashed recently, or perhaps bashed by a car in its usual parking spots? -- Typoes are a feature, not a bug. Some gardening required to reply via email. Surrealism is a pectinated ranzel. |
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> My bicycle pulls to the right. Does anyone have a idea
> what could cause this? If your front wheel is straight on and your back wheel seems straight when you look at its position near the bottom bracket, your rear wheel may not be properly dished. But, just try and reset your wheels first. |
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