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Old 04-06-16 | 08:15 PM
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pperalta
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
A rear wheel that pulls to the left with power applied to the crank signals either a slippery horizontal dropout (which you don't have) or crappy skewer (like I also use) or both. If you can center the wheel between the stays with vertical dropouts, but it shifts, it is not the frame's fault.
I have the same problem, I have tried different skewers, under a lot stress the wheels slips left and rubs against the frame. I believe that the dropout is worn, I don't know if aligning the dropout will help. It's a carbon bike. A mechanic told me the frame is crooked. I am going to work with my LBS and see what Cervelo thinks.
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