Old 08-29-18 | 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by USAZorro
All the force is on the drive side, and I suspect that is the side that is pulling forward - leaving the tire against your NDS chainstay. Have you tried a different QR skewer?
I would say that I am 90% confident that it is the NDS of the axle that is slipping as I have to push that side forward when i release the QR and re-center. That said the issue always rears its head while on my morning commute and I fix it as quickly as possible so that I can continue. When re-centering I have never felt the DS position move but I will intentionally recreate the slip this evening and report back .

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