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I forced a terrified 22 year old to promise me he hadn't doctored the checklists today. No matter that he is over 6 foot and I'm 5' 7" in heels, he was in fear and his tears told me he was telling the truth. It seems from what you've said, and what I've seen people saying since you posted that the generic spacers we bought weren't sufficient. The frames are 135, and are welded as such so when they have the right wheel in the are properly aligned. If anyone has any issues with it, just slide into my dm' s. @Scilly.Suffolk sorry for not calling you personally, I've been dealing with estate agents all day. :(
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Picked mine up from the shop so no issue with spacers, but only seems a mil or so out - just enough to make getting the wheel in a tad tricky. Could it just be the paint on the dropouts if they were checked pre paint?
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sorry for not calling you personally
I wouldn't expect you to. I did feel for Anna though: "Well someone's got to speak to him and we're the bosses!"
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I've been dealing with estate agents all day.
estate agents or demanding clients from lfgss....tough one...
jupiz
Scilly.Suffolk
Aldersbrook
Isen have been in touch and as the OLD would have been checked after it was built and considering how far out it is, they're of the opinion that it has been squished in transit
So once I've checked the alignment it may well need cold-setting: they've offered to send someone up at the weekend to do it, return it to them for the work or for me to do it.