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And btw...FU too!!(I see what you did there)
Phucking troll
No bleep. I wanted you to see my finger. It wasn't might to be like the ole pushing my glasses up with middle finger thinking I am sneaky.
Originally Posted by NorthWestern
You could always post a picture to prove it. That is what we do here.
But, as you can imagine, we will want proof of legitimacy, so include a hand written note that says:
"Fu*k off NorthWestern!"
. Hmm, it looks like the Rotors are Reversed also.
Were the Rotors installed when the Tire was replaced? If so, the Tire Guy might have just read the "Right" or "Left" on the wrong side rotors ... That equals wrong side tire
Now if you were really running the Rotors & Tire in the correct direction with only the front wheel reversed (ie. valve stem on Left), you could probably get away with that.
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Jun 14, 2024 at 08:53 PM.
And that looks like a regular stock 9 spoke wagon wheel, which would have the valve stem on the RIGHT side,(not in the in middle like you said) so you must have known it was on the wrong side to begin with.
I think you're making chit up, again!!
Lets see some more pics of this..........
You know, the whole bike, the whole wheel..........
We know you know how to use a camera now so prove it is what you say it is.
The rotors have never been off. The valve stem points right on this year and model. I simply put the tire back on, per direction valve stem is pointing, as I have said many times. Which is why I started this thread. Cause I am sure none of you do that, but I am sure many people do. In fact that is how the manual says to do it.
Originally Posted by MURPHCC1
And that looks like a regular stock 9 spoke wagon wheel, which would have the valve stem on the RIGHT side,(not in the in middle like you said) so you must have known it was on the wrong side to begin with.
y it is.
As I have said many times. I think you have a reading disability. Nothing wrong with that.
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Hmm, it looks like the Rotors are Reversed also.
