I have just fitted some 'Aztec performance' brake blocks, my initial impressions are that they seem pretty good and they appear to have improved the performance of the braking as well as hopefully the durability compared to the ones originally fitted on the bike.
Whilst fitting the blocks it became obvious that my front wheel was some way out of line. I guess this may have been caused by a few pot holes I have hit in the last few weeks, or possibly some ott spoke tightening in recent months when trying to rid my bike of a rather odd clicking noise that I am struggling to get rid of. I was wondering what would be the best / easiest way of getting the wheel straightenend out? Is this the kind of job that could be completed by an amatuer, or does it take an experienced hand? in which case I can take it to my local repair shop.
Whilst fitting the blocks it became obvious that my front wheel was some way out of line. I guess this may have been caused by a few pot holes I have hit in the last few weeks, or possibly some ott spoke tightening in recent months when trying to rid my bike of a rather odd clicking noise that I am struggling to get rid of. I was wondering what would be the best / easiest way of getting the wheel straightenend out? Is this the kind of job that could be completed by an amatuer, or does it take an experienced hand? in which case I can take it to my local repair shop.
