I am there with you Lisa, drives me a little crazy. As for riding, I haven't been on my bike outside for about 3 weeks, due to a back injury that has flared up, and now there is a lot of snow and ice on the roads, the last thing I need to do is fall and re-injure my back. It still hurts a bit right nowOriginally Posted by Lisa S.H.
Call me anal, but it bothers me when people don't align their quick release levers neatly with their forks and chainstays.
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Don't be mad with me, but mine always go horizontal back - least wind resistence/most aero... I never align them with my forks... Originally Posted by Lisa S.H.
Call me anal, but it bothers me when people don't align their quick release levers neatly with their forks and chainstays. 
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Well hey at least yours are not likely to catch on branches if they point back! Originally Posted by RoadRaven
Don't be mad with me, but mine always go horizontal back - least wind resistence/most aero... I never align them with my forks...
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