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  1. I have to questions:

    - Wobly Rear Wheel : When push at the top, you can move the wheel from side to side ( not on rotation - it is trued). Like the axle moves in the hub when you push the wheel from side to side, about 1/4 inch at the top probably. What's going on and do you think I can fix it?

    - Is it reasonable to try to drill the frame to lighten it (I'm dealing with a steel frame) . It is a sturdy frame, so it should not have any trouble with this I'm thinking. Where would you drill them - top, down, seat tubes?

    Thanks...

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    Originally posted by Romulus
    I have to questions:

    - Wobly Rear Wheel : When push at the top, you can move the wheel from side to side ( not on rotation - it is trued). Like the axle moves in the hub when you push the wheel from side to side, about 1/4 inch at the top probably. What's going on and do you think I can fix it?

    - Is it reasonable to try to drill the frame to lighten it (I'm dealing with a steel frame) . It is a sturdy frame, so it should not have any trouble with this I'm thinking. Where would you drill them - top, down, seat tubes?

    Thanks...

    if youre hubs adjustable tighten it or try tightening your quick releases more

    how much are you gonna drill how much liter is it really gonna make it sounds like a silly idea

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