Thread: Stupid question about steerer wanting to turn left on its own
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Old 11-07-13 | 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Drew Eckhardt
The rear brake housing on the left side looks like it's long and pushing everything over to the right side. It'd be easy to disconnect the rear brake cable, remove the housing from the stop, and see where it ends up without that.
+1. Followed by the question of- what happens while you're riding? Does the bike tend to still steer to one side? Cable induced swing is usually never felt while riding. Andy.
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