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Have your recently had the fork seals or front tire on your bike replaced and found that the bike pulls to spreading (which
causes front end wobble) at low speeds and cornering. under the
fender or as on my bike, a thick piece of
aluminum above the fender. The most obvious is to make sure that the tubes are the same height above the trees. After that has been accomplished, the axle needs to be inserted into the lowers. This is where it gets busy. I constantly make sure that the axle will slide
in and out and rotate smoothly after torquing. Again checking that the axle moves freely. Once the tire goes on and torqued, check to make sure that it spins and you do not nothing gets bound causing things to bend. (Another story). Ernie
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