I have a 2002 Trek 5200 with Rolf Vector Comps - bought used. The front
wheel is far too difficult to remove from the fork. After fully
loosening the skewer, I can spread the fork enough to allow the hub to
move freely side to side, but I can't get it to drop clear of the fork.
It seems that there are super-secret hidden lawyer tabs protecting me
from myself. Anyone seen this before and have a solution? Thanks in
advance.
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Removijng front wheel - Rolf Vector Comp
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Jay Pokorski said:
I have a 2002 Trek 5200 with Rolf Vector Comps - bought used. The front
wheel is far too difficult to remove from the fork. After fully
loosening the skewer, I can spread the fork enough to allow the hub to
move freely side to side, but I can't get it to drop clear of the fork.
It seems that there are super-secret hidden lawyer tabs protecting me
from myself. Anyone seen this before and have a solution? Thanks in
advance.
After opening it, turn the skewer, 4-6 times, to loosen it. -
It's not the skewer that's holding it in (unlike forks with
conventional tabs).Sir said:
Jay Pokorski said:
I have a 2002 Trek 5200 with Rolf Vector Comps - bought used. The front
wheel is far too difficult to remove from the fork. After fully
loosening the skewer, I can spread the fork enough to allow the hub to
move freely side to side, but I can't get it to drop clear of the fork.
It seems that there are super-secret hidden lawyer tabs protecting me
from myself. Anyone seen this before and have a solution? Thanks in
advance.
After opening it, turn the skewer, 4-6 times, to loosen it. -
Jay Pokorski said:
It's not the skewer that's holding it in (unlike forks with
conventional tabs).What's holding it in, then?
Are your dropouts possibly closed up a bit? Take the skewer off the wheel
completely and see if it still doesn't drop out. If not, then the dropout
or wheel or axle is messed up.
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I have a 2002 Trek 5200 with Rolf Vector Comps - bought used. The front
wheel is far too difficult to remove from the fork. After fully
loosening the skewer, I can spread the fork enough to allow the hub to
move freely side to side, but I can't get it to drop clear of the fork.
It seems that there are super-secret hidden lawyer tabs protecting me
from myself. Anyone seen this before and have a solution? Thanks in
advance.Have you opened the brake QR?
Skippy
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