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Old 03-17-08 | 02:17 PM
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Kotts
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Bikes: One brand-less build-up, and a Connondale Synapse Carbon Ultegra Disc. A nicer bike than I need, but it was a good deal, so... ;-)

Originally Posted by M-323
either the brakes need to be adjusted using the spring-tension adjusters or centering adjuster, or your front wheel has a dishing problem, or your fork is out of alignment.

how do you fix it?

I have an Iron Hose Maverick with disk brakes. When I drop the front wheel back in, if the axle sits properly in slots, then the brakes rub. I have to loosen the wheel, reposition it so one axle is not quite dropped right in, then tighten it there.

I took it back to the store - their answer was, "don't take the front tire off if you can avoid it"
You fix this by going to a different/beter mechanic (or learning to do it yourself). You should not have to booger the wheel in the drop-outs to get the brakes to work right.
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