Hi all,
I recently bought my first road bike and I noticed something "odd", if I spun both my wheels the rear wheel would stop much sooner and when it reached very low rpm it would kinda skid to a stop without rocking back and forth. The front wheel would go on and on; coming to a very smooth stop.
I took it to servicing and they completely disassembled the bike and lubed everything, cleaned it and adjusted the hubs etc. They told me it would fix the problem.
I went back for it and the mechanic wasn't there but said it was guaranteed. I still have the same problem, the rear wheel stops very soon and oddly.
It's not the brakes or anything like that, I am just wondering if it's usual that the rear wheel has way higher rolling resistance or something.
Thanks.
I recently bought my first road bike and I noticed something "odd", if I spun both my wheels the rear wheel would stop much sooner and when it reached very low rpm it would kinda skid to a stop without rocking back and forth. The front wheel would go on and on; coming to a very smooth stop.
I took it to servicing and they completely disassembled the bike and lubed everything, cleaned it and adjusted the hubs etc. They told me it would fix the problem.
I went back for it and the mechanic wasn't there but said it was guaranteed. I still have the same problem, the rear wheel stops very soon and oddly.
It's not the brakes or anything like that, I am just wondering if it's usual that the rear wheel has way higher rolling resistance or something.
Thanks.