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Here are some shots of the rear of the bike, there is no obvious sign of damage, or changes to alignment. When you put a rear wheel in, you have to prise apart the dropouts a bit, like putting a 10 speed wheel into an old 126mm steel frame. When the QR is neutrally closed, the front of the wheel is a few mm off the centre line. I have been positioning it central, and then clamping the QR with a bit more force than normal. It's never deviated or slipped when riding. Basically it rides and looks like it should.
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