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neweuser
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01.10.2007, 02:55 PM

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Normally a wheel getting loose might be another problem; the blue nylon part in the nut is worn out (these nuts are actually meant for 1 time use only)

or the hex is sloppy on the wheel or on the shaft. or the wheel is wobbling like crazy..

Normally, the wheels don't fall off for no reason. If you can't put your finger on it; go for the blue loc-tite solution.
ARG, all you guys are saying blue? I have always had to use red...maybe I should switch back, but had issues with the blue for some reason. Anywho, if Serum goes with blue, then go for it! LOL
I agree on the nuts, the nylon is worthless after switching tires. I buy packs of those from my lhs for 1.50 for eight in ea.


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01.11.2007, 03:25 PM

Hey Guys,
I usually dont make the nut too tight then it makes the wheen feel sticky or has a resistence to it. I back the nut off a little so the wheel spins more freely. Am I suppose to make the nut tight where there feels resistence on the wheen when you spin it? THanks guys
   
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