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Old July 31st 03, 10:17 AM
TrevorM
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Hi guys,

I've just started to notice that there is come crackling happening, I
believe in my rear XT hub. I took the wheel off and spun the wheel and it's
not as smooth as it was before. I was also noticing that when i have the
bike suspended for servicing, when the rear wheel is moving forward, it also
makes the pedals start to move also. If I can remember the pedals are ONLY
supposed to move if you spin the wheels backwards? Is this going to be a
costly fix? Thanks a lot!

--Trevor--


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Old July 31st 03, 07:59 PM
TrevorM
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Umm, say around and over $200CAD.

Then again I've had the same hub for some years now, I guess it maybe
time for a new one. If that is the case, if it more expensive to get just a
new hub or get a whole new rear wheel set? Thanks a lot!

--Trevor--

How do you define 'costly'?



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Old July 31st 03, 09:00 PM
bomba
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TrevorM wrote:

How do you define 'costly'?

Umm, say around and over $200CAD.


It shouldn't cost more than that. I upgraded to 8 speed last year, and
I think it was about 40 Eur for the freehub, and then about the same for
the labour. That's about $120CAD if my calculations serve me right. Of
course, prices for parts and labour are going to be different on the
other side of the pond.

Then again I've had the same hub for some years now, I guess it maybe
time for a new one. If that is the case, if it more expensive to get just a
new hub or get a whole new rear wheel set? Thanks a lot!


May well be worth your while getting the whole new rear wheel. I doubt
it will be much more.

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Old July 31st 03, 10:40 PM
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"TrevorM" wrote in message .ca...
Hi guys,

I've just started to notice that there is come crackling happening, I
believe in my rear XT hub. I took the wheel off and spun the wheel and it's
not as smooth as it was before. I was also noticing that when i have the
bike suspended for servicing, when the rear wheel is moving forward, it also
makes the pedals start to move also. If I can remember the pedals are ONLY
supposed to move if you spin the wheels backwards? Is this going to be a
costly fix? Thanks a lot!


The crappy ****ano freehub body is toast. Expect to pay around $50
($200 canadian) for a new one.

JD
 




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