I believe he was referring to the page you linked to above. I wouldn't
try to bend the frame if I were you (it is possible to make it worse).
You can try to shim the frame above the bearings to adjust the
centering of the wheel. Take a soda can and cut bearing width slivers
in it and (one by one until its centered) insert them above the bearing
on the side toward which the wheel leans. It is quite possible that
your frame is not bent and that one leg of the frame is just a little
longer than the other. See this thread for more discussion:
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51327
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