This is it in the end. Unfortunately no easy answer. Check and re grease they easier to access bits until you find it.It’s a process of elimination to track down the noise.
The Duck has entered the building.Ducky!
The bleedin' obvious, in the form of an already known issue, is usually a good place to start. ;-)This is it in the end. Unfortunately no easy answer. Check and re grease they easier to access bits until you find it.
It will end up being the last thing that you find and didn't suspect after spending too much time riding a creaky bike.
Plus he gets the bonus of fixing something that has potential to fail trail side even if it doesn't end up being the source of the creak so it isn't a complete waste of time, yep I'd be starting at the cassette as well.The bleedin' obvious, in the form of an already known issue, is usually a good place to start. ;-)
Ahem..........The Duck has entered the building.The bleedin' obvious, in the form of an already known issue, is usually a good place to start. ;-)
Best one I've heard was at the LBS where Junior used to work - noise turned out to be the bottle cage mounting bolts - 8 hours to track that one down.Ahem..........The Duck has entered the building.
True but after I wasted loads of time to find a unbounded seat rail clicking occasionally then nothing is too straightforward.
Noises from tough to find places drive you nuts. I love silent as possible bike and no repetitive clicking noises for me.Best one I've heard was at the LBS where Junior used to work - noise turned out to be the bottle cage mounting bolts - 8 hours to track that one down.
yep, I've had many creaks most of which I put down to the press fit BB but after installing the wheels manufacturing threaded BB fix for said stupid press fit I found a raft of other creaks still annoying the crap out of me. I tracked the vibration of the creak to the shock area and so repacked the wishbone pivot bearings with fresh grease and serviced the shock and it's all good.....for now.This is it in the end. Unfortunately no easy answer. Check and re grease they easier to access bits until you find it.
It will end up being the last thing that you find and didn't suspect after spending too much time riding a creaky bike.
press fit?My bb is creaking, bike is 2 months old, think I need a new bike.
You’re not going to find the magic solution on the internet beyond the suggestions already made.What else should I be lubing?
Everything that moves an most things that contact another surface.What else should I be lubing?
The internet works perfectly for everything. Just the other day I felt unwell and thought it may be cancer but Dr. Google told me I just had "Network Connectivity Issues".You’re not going to find the magic solution on the internet beyond the suggestions already made.
Better spending your time trying to locate it. Maybe the UG could help out?
But she has ears, I assume.The internet works perfectly for everything. Just the other day I felt unwell and thought it may be cancer but Dr. Google told me I just had "Network Connectivity Issues".
My beautiful partner Jayne has many skills, unfortunately mechanical aptitude is not one of them (much like myself really)
Wait....you didn’t even lube the chain before asking is?Was hoping it was just a dry drivetrain but not to be
Fuck no.Wait....you didn’t even lube the chain before asking is?
True. I now understand your point and great idea. Will stick it in the trainer and try not to chop her ear off.But she has ears, I assume.
This is going to be the best Fuckwit thread entry ever!!!True. I now understand your point and great idea. Will stick it in the trainer and try not to chop her ear off.