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i think this should help you with your problem.

http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=65156

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Answer.

Seriously, be more descriptive on the subject line.

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PKHodgie said:

i think this should help you with your problem.

http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=65156

I read it and I don't think my problem is the cranks. It's the gap
between the side of the tire and the side of the frame.

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ok maybe try putting the tyre on again. Or maybe the inner tube is
deformed. I really dont know, maybe you should ring UDC if your worried
about it.

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cody said:

Is there some sort of way to adjust it?

Yes.

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Try taking the wheel off and putting it on backwards, is it now closer
to the right side than the left side? if so your wheel is dished to the
left, you need to tighten the spokes on the right side (and probably
loosen the spokes on the left), you might want to get a bike shop to do
this if you don't have experience building wheels.

If the wheel is still closer to the left than the right then your frame
is bent, try bending it back or adding shims under the right side.

My N36 came with an especially poor wheel build, it was loose, not true
and was dished about 3mm to the left.

and yah like others said try to make your thread titles a bit more
specific.

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I rarely do that on my 36. What size wheel do you have? Is your seat
maybe to low ?

Posting a pic may be helpful in giving us ideas.

I have read of riders who have found one leg of their uni is longer
then the other, causing the tire to come closer to the frame on one
side. In that case, a shim made from a cut beer can placed in the short
legs bearing holder may help.

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You could take a ruler and measure the distance between the rim and the
frame on each side. And also spin your wheel and do it again at a
different part.

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Check the things others listed. You hitting your leg on the tire is
more likely do to your technique and being imbalanced between your
left/right sides.

feel the light said:

In that case, a shim made from a cut beer can placed in the short legs
bearing holder may help.

lol. He may want to cut a slice from a -soda -can instead. I have
this isue on at least two of my unicycles, I can't tell the difference
while riding them.

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First off, thanks for all the replies.

PKHodgie, I don't really know that much taking apart and putting back
together parts or anything like that. After riding it more I don't
think it is a really big deal at this point. If it gets worse or if I
notice something else that it is effecting I will call UDC.

harper, thank you for that wonderful post😄

saskatchewanian, I didn't understand a single word you said(OK maybe a
couple)

feel the light, I have a 20" wheel and yes I do have the seat to low

Matt_V, it is 5mm on the right and 2.5mm on the left. Notice that that
is not an exact measurement.

and yes, it would be more likely for me to do whatever he was talking
about with a soda can since I'm 16

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I ride a wheel like this. Don't worry about it.

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