Hi,
Is there anything that could be wrong with a back wheel to make you feel like you have a puncture when you don't have a puncture? Lol! I'll try to explain this better, when I'm cycling more recently some bumps in the road give me that queasy feeling you know when you just know your tyre might be going down i.e. where you're hitting the bump rather than going over it, does that make sense? However, the pressure in the back tyre is fine. The wheels have been out numerous times the last few weeks (puncture, brake pad change) but they spin fine, look level with each other but the bike lacks the smoother feel it used to have and even feels a bit rickety. Perhaps I'm paranoid?
Matt
Is there anything that could be wrong with a back wheel to make you feel like you have a puncture when you don't have a puncture? Lol! I'll try to explain this better, when I'm cycling more recently some bumps in the road give me that queasy feeling you know when you just know your tyre might be going down i.e. where you're hitting the bump rather than going over it, does that make sense? However, the pressure in the back tyre is fine. The wheels have been out numerous times the last few weeks (puncture, brake pad change) but they spin fine, look level with each other but the bike lacks the smoother feel it used to have and even feels a bit rickety. Perhaps I'm paranoid?
Matt