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Published 22 October 2004
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Original author larryb
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Original post larryb
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22 October 2004, 00:18 UTC
#1
hey,
one of the springs on my front skewer ain't what it used to be.
are replacement springs likely to be available at a LBS or maybe hardware store?
hopefully i don't have to go for the big $$ and buy a new skewer.
ideas on how not to screw up the spring again will be appreciated.
cu, larryb
22 October 2004, 00:27 UTC
#2
larryb said: hey,
one of the springs on my front skewer ain't what it used to be.
are replacement springs likely to be available at a LBS or maybe hardware store?
hopefully i don't have to go for the big $$ and buy a new skewer.
ideas on how not to screw up the spring again will be appreciated.
cu, larryb
Ya really don't have to have em,but the LBS probably has some old ones lying about under the workbench.
26 October 2004, 08:43 UTC
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boudreaux said: Ya really don't have to have em,but the LBS probably has some old ones lying about under the workbench.
The springs have little use, so don't worry about it.
As far as I know, their only use is to make sure both sides of the Quick release stay away from the axle, instead of having either the bolt or the handle come close to it. That way, inserting the wheel is a little faster. Those 2 s are important in a race, but for riding...
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