Originally Posted by slynkie

I have a favor to ask - could someone with a CAAD10 (preferably 2012, but I'd be curious about any year) measure the width of the rear dropout spacing?

Since I got my 10, I've noticed some difficulty removing and putting the rear wheel back in. Up until today I've only used the stock Fulcrum 7s, and the stock skewer. Today, I threw on my tubulars, with a different skewer. This skewer apparently doesn't interface with the dropouts in quite the same way as the stock skewer - in the middle of sprinting up over the crest of a hill, the wheel fell out of the dropouts.

(I'm 100% fine, I went in to a front wheelie for a bit, got my feet out and saved it. I'm sure I'll get some "you didn't tighten the skewer properly" responses - well, maybe I didn't, and obviously if I didn't then I'm pretty damn lucky I didn't kill myself. Let's leave it at that, please..)

I measured my dropouts when I got home and they're 140mm, uncompressed (i.e., no wheel + skewer setting them together). This strikes me as being odd...but I'm kind of a dumbass when it comes to bike mechanics.

Can anyone corroborate or disprove this is normal for CAAD10s?

Thanks