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Originally Posted by Continuity
I have Aksiums on my Kona PHD, and I always tighten the QRs same as with my C'n'C bikes - I adjust the nut so that the QR lever starts to feel tight when it's 90 degrees to the frame, and then cinch it shut. It's also tight enough to leave a small impression on my palm for a minute or so after closing it.

I also learned from another poster on here that the bearings in cartridge wheels like these should be adjusted to just remove any play and that's all (no preload like with C'n'C).
Yes I do all my skews like this 90 deg. to frame or so that when the lever is straight and inline the axle and the tension just starts at this point is were I leave it.
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