Old 04-20-05 | 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Mueslix
I don't like having quick release. They're convenient when I have to take the wheel off, but I can never seem to get them back on just right. It is not a good feeling when you're riding down the street and realize your wheel's about to come off. Having it come off is even worse.
The trick is to make sure they are tight. When you push the lever into place, it should leave an impression on your palm. When you put the front wheel back on, tighten the nut on the nonlever side with the lever open. Then push the lever closed. If the lever goes into place easily, it's too loose. If it has enough resistance to leave the lever impression on your hand, it's tight enough to hold.
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