Old 12-29-07, 07:39 AM
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I would suggest taking it to a shop. They'll have the right tools and know how to adjust the stays, realign the dropouts and adjust the derailer hanger. It'll probably cost less than a new wheel and you will not have to worry about shifting issues that may arise from a misaligned rear end.
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