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Old 05-23-19, 06:41 PM
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You could, of course, dish the wheel to be centered on the frame. A bit of a kluge, but it will work as long as the dropouts are reasonably square.

There is a repair shop in Portland that might be able to take on the task, and/or give you some advice.

https://www.ticycles.com/

It depends a bit on how much you wish to invest in the frame.
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