Old 09-29-08, 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by rkrossi
This is the case with both of my bikes. Is there something that I'm doing wrong when installing the wheel or is this normal?
Since this seems to be happening frequently, you're probably doing something wrong.

My guess is that you're flipping your bike frame over onto it's handlebrs when you replace your front wheel. When you do this it's comon not to get the axle completely bottomed in both dropouts. Here's the easy fix:
1. Flip your bik back over onto it's own wheels.
2. Flip your quick release lever loose.
3. While pushing down on your handlebar stem, retighten the QR. - Done.
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