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As a BMX enthusiast, I've faced a very annoying problem when tightening the back wheel on my bike. The wheel moves when I try to tighten it, which can drive anybody crazy. After years of trial and error, I've figured out a few things to make sure this doesn't happen. The cause of this problem is the spacer between the nut and the frame. It's important to have the side with teeth facing the frame and the side without teeth facing the nut. If the spacer is flipped, the teeth can bite into the nut and cause it to spin and move along the frame. To avoid this, I make sure the drilling is facing the frame and tighten the wheel in increments, half a crank on each side until it is tight enough on both sides. If my spacers don't have the knurling or are flipped around, it will happen more often. If you're a BMX enthusiast like me, I highly recommend joining the BMX Discord for more information on the topic.