Old 07-23-22, 03:26 PM
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KerryIrons
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Originally Posted by NewSlang22
Thank you for the replies! So I can safely take off the rear wheel without having to touch the adjustment screws at all? The reason I want to take it to a shop for a tune up is mainly because the rear center-pull break squeaks when using it. Perhaps later on I will find the time to research more on how to regularly maintain my bike but at the moment I just wanted to get my bike set up to be able to ride immediately.
Adjustment screws are there to make sure the wheel fits in the frame the right way each time you remove it and replace it. Therefore by definition you don't change the screw adjustment because you want those screws in the same place every time. And your squeaking BRAKES might easily be fixed by running a Scotch Brite pad around the rim braking surface or roughing up the brake pads a little with some sandpaper.
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