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Published 23 February 2007
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Original author BullGod
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Original post BullGod
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23 February 2007, 11:41 UTC
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I have been riding my Trek OCLV on my Taxc flow trainer for some months now - and I have noticed that the rear wheel rocks from side to side a few mm. I don't recall it doing this before....
It seems to me that the axle and the hub have loosened up a little.
I'm wondering if this is 1) normal 2) dangerous 3) expensive to repair etc.
the wheel is a Bontrager by the way....
any ideas?
domaindomain
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23 February 2007, 12:09 UTC
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cones may be a bit loose, its a two minute job to tighten them up with a pair of thin spanners.
23 February 2007, 12:12 UTC
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domaindomain said: cones may be a bit loose, its a two minute job to tighten them up with a pair of thin spanners.
how do I do that? what are cones?
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