16-03-17, 01:12 PM
You sure it's not the chain?
When the rear wheel is moved it can alter the chain path enough to make it rub on the plastic chain guide, it's much more noticeable if you buy a heavier duty chain.
Once it rubs away at the plastic, creating a new path, the noise will subside, probably in a couple of weeks.
When the rear wheel is moved it can alter the chain path enough to make it rub on the plastic chain guide, it's much more noticeable if you buy a heavier duty chain.
Once it rubs away at the plastic, creating a new path, the noise will subside, probably in a couple of weeks.
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