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Bike Wheel Leaning To One Side. Hi all, i guess the thread title explains my problem. I put the wheel in with cog on the opposite side and it leaned to the same side. I'm concerned that the wheel appears to be asymmetrical, we can see spokes on the right but not on the left. Two reasons why you may be seeing the wheel move from side to side, and each has a fix that involves tightening something. That video said if it leans to the same side it did before then the frame was misaligned. Is the hub asymmetrical, like it has a brake disk mount or a dynamo. The rear wheel should block your view of the font. Walk away from the bike about 10 feet and squat down and look along the wheels from the rear. One possible cause that i'm missing from the other answers is wheel alignment: When your bike steers straight, are both wheels. If you lean the other way while riding on the other side of the earth there is nothing wrong with you or the bikes.

If you lean the other way while riding on the other side of the earth there is nothing wrong with you or the bikes. When your bike steers straight, are both wheels. Is the hub asymmetrical, like it has a brake disk mount or a dynamo. One possible cause that i'm missing from the other answers is wheel alignment: I'm concerned that the wheel appears to be asymmetrical, we can see spokes on the right but not on the left. Two reasons why you may be seeing the wheel move from side to side, and each has a fix that involves tightening something. Walk away from the bike about 10 feet and squat down and look along the wheels from the rear. I put the wheel in with cog on the opposite side and it leaned to the same side. That video said if it leans to the same side it did before then the frame was misaligned. The rear wheel should block your view of the font.

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Bike Wheel Leaning To One Side The rear wheel should block your view of the font. Is the hub asymmetrical, like it has a brake disk mount or a dynamo. One possible cause that i'm missing from the other answers is wheel alignment: If you lean the other way while riding on the other side of the earth there is nothing wrong with you or the bikes. The rear wheel should block your view of the font. I put the wheel in with cog on the opposite side and it leaned to the same side. When your bike steers straight, are both wheels. I'm concerned that the wheel appears to be asymmetrical, we can see spokes on the right but not on the left. Two reasons why you may be seeing the wheel move from side to side, and each has a fix that involves tightening something. That video said if it leans to the same side it did before then the frame was misaligned. Hi all, i guess the thread title explains my problem. Walk away from the bike about 10 feet and squat down and look along the wheels from the rear.