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Easiest way is with a string. Clamp the front brake so the front wheel won’t rotate. Take a string long enough and pull it from the forward most part of the front tire to the rearward most portion of the rear tire. With the front tire parallel with the frame you can see if the rear wheel is displaced laterally or if it not parallel with the frame/front wheel.

If you have access to a laser level/line/plane generator that would probably be the easiest way. Project the line through the center of the head tube and the center of the seat tube and bb and across the wheel. Keep in mind some BB shells are offset, so just measure the compensate for this and put a mark for your laser line. Difficult setup tbh. Take the wheel out when setting up the laser. You want the laser to go through 3 points, so put it behind and above the bike to hit them. Probably also best to take the...

Chromag has a good one, no hood.

https://ch.monsroyale.com/products/diversion-merino-wind-jacket-black-m… the mons or the rapha windblocker jerseys are also really good

Another recommendation for the Mons Royale Tarn merino wind jersey. Doesn't get too hot on the climb up to 15c and the windshield front panel does a great job for the descent. https://ca.monsroyale.com/products/tarn-merino-bike-wind-jersey-black-m…

Windbreaker vest! Just a simple, light shell. Arc'Teryx used to make one that was perfect, decently durable, but seems to be discontinued. Hoods are stupid when riding, which most windbreakers seems to have. I need to replace my vest, it's pretty shredded. Anyone know of others? The roadie cut stuff is a hard pass.

I have fox vest that I more or less use as a high vis vest since there’s hunters many places I ride. The pull tab on the tiny zipper broke but it still works just fine.

Second the Dirt Roamer. My son and I both use them. I found one off Poshmark fairly cheap and another one a closeout sale. They’re pretty great.

I have a fox Ranger wind jacket and it's been excellent for those kinda days, going on 5 years old. I have a second one I wear as casual aswell.

I am also a fan of the Rapha windblock jerseys. And when it gets a little colder but not too cold for the big guns, yet, a Giro Cascade vest is a great extra layer that doesn't make me sweat like a pig.

For the few months a year here where it's something resembling cold in the morning, I like to start with a Patagonia Houdini pullover windbreaker (not the full zip, since it has a hood). It stuffs into it's chest pocket, which then fits nicely into in-frame storage. (BTW, that's the best use I've found for in-frame storage, as the windbreaker weighs next to nothing and doesn't rattle around.) Windbreakers warm you up surprisingly fast when you're moving, as they act as a vapor barrier and trap all that warm, moist air your body generates. I usually start with it on...

I have the Patagonia dirt roamer which is basically that. They have replaced that model and i suppose the that too is good, but if you can find the dirt roamer at a sale somewhere that's my recommendation.

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