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Rear rim of the 26 bent


Noyzex

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How can I solve it? For now I have moved the brake outwards so as not to let the pad come into contact with the rim at the bent point, but how is it possible that it went wrong only with a few dribbles on the rear? 
How can I straighten the circle?

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First, check if the whole wheel is centered, I mean it is laced without an offset.

Second, as Swoofty said, check first that the wheel is centered in the dropouts. This can only be the case with the oldest version of the Crewkerz Desire (the newest version has a 12mm through axle, so the wheel is centered).

First question:

Is this the newest Crewkerz Desire with a 12mm through axle or the previous one with the bolt-on rear wheel ?

If the wheel js not centered in the dropouts or is laced with an offset, one brake pad will drag most of the time (if not not the whole time) against the rim.

Second question:

Does the pad drag against the rim for a short period?

Then, the rim is untrue and you need to centered it by adjusting the spoke tension.

 

I don't expect a wheel to get untrue after some hops on the rear wheel.

But if you fell down on your bike, that could be the case.

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