That thing is not an axle, Sir, it is a "quick release skewer". The actual axle is the "tube" where the skewer (bolt) gets inserted. QR skewer will get perfectly straight when under tension. I agree with the comment below that you just had a loose cassette. Thank you for the video
Replacing the axle didn't fix the wobble. The cassette lock ring was loose. Look at the footage at 18 seconds and you'll see the whole cassette is moving on the stationary qr skewer.
Its normal on a BALL BEARING HUB...but if its to much woble..u can fix it by removing Spacer in the freehub...there are 4 spacer..u can remove the thiner one
This "axle" is just used to hold two parts of the quick release together, and has nothing to do with the wobble. And, of course, no proof of fixing the wobble in the end. This video is a complete fiction
Because he didn't fix it lol its the freehub that needs replacing. The wheel doesn't run on the quick release skewer. All the skewer does is hold the wheel on.
And exactly how do you re-align bearings? LOL If they have been in the hub for a long time, you replace them. This is the last guy I will follow for bike repair advice. Anyone who buys into this is a fool
The skewer just pulls the chain stays tightly against the hub lock nuts. Never going to be the source of a wobble.
Does it also effect disk rotor
Will it also wobble ????
The video wasn't helpful but the comments are the real pros. Thanks guys
Love how he shows how to realign the bearings
That thing is not an axle, Sir, it is a "quick release skewer". The actual axle is the "tube" where the skewer (bolt) gets inserted. QR skewer will get perfectly straight when under tension. I agree with the comment below that you just had a loose cassette. Thank you for the video
its not a loose cassete or bent axle/QRS, i had the same problem, still do but i got a different wheel instead
Replacing the axle didn't fix the wobble. The cassette lock ring was loose. Look at the footage at 18 seconds and you'll see the whole cassette is moving on the stationary qr skewer.
Does it also effect disk rotor
Will it also wobble???
So how to fix it?
Its normal on a BALL BEARING HUB...but if its to much woble..u can fix it by removing Spacer in the freehub...there are 4 spacer..u can remove the thiner one
What about the free wheel gear on Bicycles ? Is it normal for the gears to wobble like this ?
@@riddle672 yea, with perfect set of wheels and brand new axel and bearings it will wobble, its normal.
@@kratkidokumentarci224 thank you 😊
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Does it also effect disk rotor
Will it also wobble???
This "axle" is just used to hold two parts of the quick release together, and has nothing to do with the wobble. And, of course, no proof of fixing the wobble in the end. This video is a complete fiction
i finally find the video to fix my wheel after i bought a new one...
Is this normal. Because my new bike has same problem. ?
you can check for this part if you bike the wobbling :
Steel ball , Axle, skewer, cup and cones (freewheel)
Very very thanks 🎉
It happened to me ...my bike new ...0 km...the problem cames from hub slide n cassete slide...just try add 1 thin spacer before put cassete
Skewer holds axle securely in frame... it's just there to clamp axle...the wheel components roll around axle.
Stationary skewer (the part you removed) and stationary sprockets means it's not the skewer.
Is that the spindle and not the axle?
lol, yes!
What a stupid pointless video
This video showed how to straighten and skewer pointless
It's no an axle..It's a skewer!!
And it's no a couse to wobble..my be the axle could..
Half of the video showing the wobble then no part showing it not wobbling ?
Because he didn't fix it lol its the freehub that needs replacing. The wheel doesn't run on the quick release skewer. All the skewer does is hold the wheel on.
2:32 its called a skewer not an axle
And exactly how do you re-align bearings? LOL
If they have been in the hub for a long time, you replace them.
This is the last guy I will follow for bike repair advice.
Anyone who buys into this is a fool
When your mechanic shows up on the job with sandals you make any excuse to leave.
Totally normal lmao
Is it??
Is it normal? I have same issue right now
Well, i dont think so , cuz mine is also making cracking noises and it kinda catches the chain
thats not a cassette thats a freewheel bhai -.-
This is not helpful 😕
wat
I'm not going to give you a thumbs down but that was terrible
It is slightly bent hub problems not axile