smaller bolt...??
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smaller bolt...??
Recently I switched from a bolt-on front wheel to a quick release front wheel. My old bolt-on wheel wouldn't fit into the carbon fork I bought. At first I really enjoyed the quick release, but now I'm really starting to hate it. I can't seem to get it tight enough and it keeps making this weird sound (like something is vibrating in it or it's hollow or something...?) every time it hits the ground or I pick up the bike when traveling. I loved my bolt-on, the quick-release just isn't doing it for me. Is there like a smaller axel (bolt-on, not quick release) or something that would fit into my fork? I don't know too much about wheels, please help!
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Bikes: 2014 BMC Gran Fondo, 2013 Brompton S6L-X
There's a chance you have a bum QR. But from your post, I'm guessing
that you're not tightenibg it correctly. Find somebody to show you how
to close the QR correctly, I'm sure a fellow BF'er or the local bike store
will show you how. It's difficult for me to describe the proecedure:
that you're not tightenibg it correctly. Find somebody to show you how
to close the QR correctly, I'm sure a fellow BF'er or the local bike store
will show you how. It's difficult for me to describe the proecedure:
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Is it an adjustable bearing hub? If so then your cones are probably out of adjustment, too loose. 5 minute fix if this is the case
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