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Ergolicious December 24th 08 09:49 PM

Noise coming from kh20
 

I was riding my kh20 and I noticed a dinging noise coming from it (like
metal on metal). I checked the seat bolts, but that wasn't it, I also
checked to see if it was the seat string with the plastic tip hitting
the seat post. I'm not sure where it's coming from, I'm guessing maybe a
loose eye-let on the wheel, but other than that I don't know what could
be causing it.


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pedrotejada December 24th 08 09:55 PM

Noise coming from kh20
 

Ergolicious;1157237 wrote:
I was riding my kh20 and I noticed a dinging noise coming from it (like
metal on metal). I checked the seat bolts, but that wasn't it, I also
checked to see if it was the seat string with the plastic tip hitting
the seat post. I'm not sure where it's coming from, I'm guessing maybe a
loose eye-let on the wheel, but other than that I don't know what could
be causing it.




An unitight spoke ;) Happened with me a while ago, I probably forgot to
tigh only one, and it started to make a weird nois...

Check your spokes ;)


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Ergolicious December 24th 08 10:06 PM

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I haven't had it that long, I guess a spoke may have gotten loose, I
haven't tightened any though.


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Unisykolist December 25th 08 01:16 AM

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If it isn't the spokes...
It could be the pedal, it could be loose, or if you have loose pins,
they can make a noise too.
Make sure everything is tightened. ;)


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Unicorn December 25th 08 12:46 PM

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Seat post not tightened to saddle
seatpost not tightened to rail
Rail adaptor not tightened to saddle
Bumper handle not tightened to saddle
Bearing caps not tightened
Pedal not tightened to Crank
Bad bearings in Pedal
Crank not tightened to Hub
Loose Spokes


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Ergolicious December 25th 08 04:22 PM

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I think it's the pedals, I'll try tightening them up.


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asthian January 3rd 09 03:58 AM

Noise coming from kh20
 

I was just going to post a thread on this exact topic. The same thing
has been happening to my KH 20. Now I don't need to bother posting a new
thread...in fact, this whole reply was pretty useless as well. Anywho,
thanks for the tips everybody.


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skrobo January 3rd 09 04:01 AM

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its loose spokes.
new pedals don't [normally] make noise.


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