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10-30-05, 08:24 AM
I seem to have a bit of side to side play in my rear wheel. I've tried fiddling with the quick release but it doesn't seem to go away. It's a closed hub so there's nothing to adjust. What is this and how can I fix it?
I have these wheels with about 5200 miles on them:
Ritchey Pro Z DS Wheels
http://www.ritcheylogic.com/wheels.htm
OCR rim and Zero System hub eliminates dish for a stronger, more reliable rear wheel
Aerodynamic 27mm front/28mm rear profile and 20-spoke radial front/24-hole 2-cross maximizes lateral stiffness, yet remains vertically compliant
Laterally stiff but compliant -Bladed, stainless steel spokes
Cold forged and machined Pro hubs are strong enough for radial lacing
Silky smooth, low maintenance custom cartridge bearings packed with Ritchey grease
High Tolerance machined sidewalls straight to .03mm
1,665 grams/pair
I have these wheels with about 5200 miles on them:
Ritchey Pro Z DS Wheels
http://www.ritcheylogic.com/wheels.htm
OCR rim and Zero System hub eliminates dish for a stronger, more reliable rear wheel
Aerodynamic 27mm front/28mm rear profile and 20-spoke radial front/24-hole 2-cross maximizes lateral stiffness, yet remains vertically compliant
Laterally stiff but compliant -Bladed, stainless steel spokes
Cold forged and machined Pro hubs are strong enough for radial lacing
Silky smooth, low maintenance custom cartridge bearings packed with Ritchey grease
High Tolerance machined sidewalls straight to .03mm
1,665 grams/pair