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08-09.-2006, 09:42 AM
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Re: bike feels squirly - why?
Check that there is no play in the head set bearings.Hold the front brake on and rock the bike back and forth.The headset bolts may just have loosened since the bike was assembled.
Everything you ever wanted to know about tyres and tyre pressure... http://www.sheldonbrown.com/tires.html All About Bicycle Tires and Tubes
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10-09.-2006, 05:49 AM
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Re: bike feels squirly - why?
you have cured my problem guys - thanks a lot. I went out this morning with the 90 and 95 pressures and no squirlyness at all ..... I went round bends and corners faster, leaned it over and didn't feel anything - it was WONDERFUL. Thanks a lot
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10-09.-2006, 09:17 AM
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Re: bike feels squirly - why?
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Wheel load50 mm37 mm32 mm28 mm25 mm23 mm20 mm 100 lbs/50 kg456075100110120130 70 lbs/35 kg3550658090100110 |
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