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Old 05-15-2008   #2 (permalink)
ohiorider
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Mike, consider this .... if the wheel wasn't located (on the axle) where it was supposed to be, the rotor wouldn't slide between the brake caliper/pads. My old R100GS gives the same impression ... that the wheel is off to one side of the forks. Not to worry.

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