Old 01-22-21 | 08:17 AM
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Amt0571
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Originally Posted by alcjphil
I have been doing that very same thing since the early 1970's. It only takes a few seconds and gives you repeatable wheel placement every time
I always do that, but I've found that the position the axle assumes with the bike on the floor is not exactly the same it assumes after riding for a while and passing some bumps.

If the rotor clearance is really tight, it can start to make noises after riding for a while, and sometimes it can be temporarily solved by loosening the axle and tightening it again, which means that, somehow, the axle / wheel can get slightly displaced after riding.
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