Id look at the headset and front wheel. I’d think Waterford made the fork like
new. I think something would have to be way off with the frame to have this
kind of issue. I’d try swapping wheels if you have one available. If not then
have it checked out by an experienced mechanic. I’d prob also t
One other thought: In the past, after others have worked on one of my
frames or forks, I have had all kinds of spooky handling come down to a
headset that either isn't adjusted right or doesn't have enough grease in
it. Now, a good shop should have checked both those things, but it might be
worth a
Then there’s the best idea, from Joe. Send it to the source.
With abandon,
Patrick
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I'd send it to Rivendell. Grant will know straight away if it's not handling
right.
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First, body memory tends to be very accurate (though our brains can get too in
involved and confuse the issue, but I’d be surprised if that was going on
here). You viscerally notice the handling is different, feels wrong, and is
less smooth and predictable than before. Trust that, and get a seco
Hi everyone,
First, a disclaimer: I may be crazy, and this may all be in my head.
Backstory: Back in Oct, I collided with another cyclist while riding my
Atlantis. The fork and headtube were knocked out of alignment. Took the
bike to my shop, who sent it to one framemaker to get it realigned.
