I avoid tire swapping on my Quickbeam because it takes too long to get the
alignment of my hub just right. I have surly tug nut which helps with chain
tension but I'm interested in any hacks y'all have to make quick work out of
this. Thanks in advance.
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What is your process for this? I ask because I am not the most dexterous person
with my fingers but alignment was never that difficult for me. Perhaps less
equipment might be more.
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Let me preface this by saying I do not have a quickbeam nor have I ever had the
pleasure of riding one or working with those dropouts/trackends but I do have a
singlespeed flip flop with rear facing track ends and have been happily using a
bolt on rear wheel (Velocity/Formula hubs) with two PDW
Conway, I think that persistance in getting it lined up will help. I change
gears twice a ride generally. It gets really challenging with panniers on as
the bike is heavier and the panniers are in the way. Grin. So I’ve taken to
mostly riding without panniers and only putting them on with a load
