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Old 04-28-10 | 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by keval
Of course there's no reason to ride hands-off. That's the point.
Problem is that a bike should be balanced well enough that there's no lean or tendency to veer; certainly there's no sign of bias when I ride hands-on, which is why I'm wondering whether something else might be going on.
You're completely correct. The only bikes I had with a tendency to track to one side had problems - one the aforementioned dish issue, and the other had a bent chain stay (an old Schwinn cruiser.) Once I straightened the stay, it rode normally.
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