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  1. fiddling with my kid's bike today ( haro w/mechanical discs on it) He took
    the qr skewer completely apart to get his wheel off, and I just want to know
    if the qr goes on the disc side, riders left or right. Or if it doesn't
    matter as long as the brake works...

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  2. small change said:

    fiddling with my kid's bike today ( haro w/mechanical discs on it) He took
    the qr skewer completely apart to get his wheel off, and I just want to know
    if the qr goes on the disc side, riders left or right. Or if it doesn't
    matter as long as the brake works...

    Same side as the rotor.

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  3. Ride-A-Lot said:
    small change said:

    fiddling with my kid's bike today ( haro w/mechanical discs on it)
    He took the qr skewer completely apart to get his wheel off, and I
    just want to know if the qr goes on the disc side, riders left or
    right. Or if it doesn't matter as long as the brake works...

    Same side as the rotor.

    thanks, that's what I thought but I figured I better make sure.

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    Quoted message said:
    small change said:

    fiddling with my kid's bike today ( haro w/mechanical discs on it) He


    took

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    the qr skewer completely apart to get his wheel off, and I just want to


    know

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    if the qr goes on the disc side, riders left or right. Or if it doesn't
    matter as long as the brake works...

    Same side as the rotor.

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    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

    Actually, I put mine on the "opposite"
    side of the rotor just in case I have a
    flat and have to take the wheel off so
    I don't get burned with a possibly hot
    rotor. If this does not bother you, then \
    it doesn't matter which side - IMHO.

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  5. Zilla said:

    Actually, I put mine on the "opposite"
    side of the rotor just in case I have a
    flat and have to take the wheel off so
    I don't get burned with a possibly hot
    rotor.

    Same here.

    JD

  6. Ride-A-Lot said:
    small change said:

    fiddling with my kid's bike today ( haro w/mechanical discs on it) He
    took the qr skewer completely apart to get his wheel off, and I just
    want to know if the qr goes on the disc side, riders left or right. Or
    if it doesn't matter as long as the brake works...

    Same side as the rotor.

    Why's that? It seems to be easier to access on the opposite side.

    Greg

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    Revelries of dance and wine
    Waking to the sound of laughter
    Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons

  7. G.T. said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    small change said:

    fiddling with my kid's bike today ( haro w/mechanical discs on it) He
    took the qr skewer completely apart to get his wheel off, and I just
    want to know if the qr goes on the disc side, riders left or right.
    Or if it doesn't matter as long as the brake works...

    Same side as the rotor.

    Why's that? It seems to be easier to access on the opposite side.

    Greg

    Aesthetically pleasing.

    Actually, a very good bike mech I know said he has seen quite a few
    messed up wheels with the QR handle getting mangled in the dérailleur.

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