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bit under 1mm at the dropout, but obviously this is exaggerated a lot by the edge of the wheel.
I was considering filing one edge of the DS dropout, to straighten things out, but that seems like a kind of rash option.
Don't really want to redish the wheel, as it's straight and true at present. Making something else wonky to allow for existing wonkiness seems totally wrongheaded.
MechaMorgan-
Making something else wonky to allow for existing wonkiness seems totally wrongheaded
I don't understand your criteria for defining something as wrongheaded. Re-dishing a wheel takes a couple of minutes, is trivial, non destructive and nonperminant. Yet riding a reparied CF frame is OK?
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Try again shoving the wheel in the drop out, a couple Cannondale I've services have similar issues to your, it take a couple try of refitting it properly in the drop out to solve it.
Howard
edscoble
redish the wheel and forget about it. How far out is it? 1mm? that's like < quater turn on each nipple