Originally Posted by
FBinNY
Step one, loosen and reposition the wheel with the bike on the floor and held straight up, letting the wheel find it's home spot, then retighten the QR or nuts. (If you have horizontal dropouts, you might have to hold it centered between the chainstays).
I believe mine are "
vertical" (see the picture). Right? In that case, when I open the QR clamp and turn the nut on the oposite side, the gravity should take care of bringing the wheel to it's home spot. I'm sure I can hold the bike in horizontal position with the wheel on the ground while securing the wheel with the QR clamp. Actually, during the previous year I removed and put back the front wheel numerous times w/o the problems I'm having now with the rear wheel.