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Old 04-30-10 | 04:44 PM
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If all the bikes you ride lean to the same direction, perhaps your pelvis is tilted.

The best case scenario, as desconhecido said, is that the wheel isn't in straight.

Second is that the fork is bent to the side. If you have a bench vise and some patience, you can do this.

If one fork blade is bent back, it will be hard to straighten, and you might want to consider replacing the fork.
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