Manonabike
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I had the clicking noise on one of my bikes last year and the problem was a broken crank arm. I had to remove the arm to see the problem.
Help!! I was about to post a "clicking thread" 600 mile bike, so barely broken in. I have a click coming from the rear, the best explaination is that it clicks once per rotation, freewheeling or pedaling. BUT heres the problem it only does it when I am on it?
105 Gears Shimano 105, 10-speed, 12-27t
Rims
Mavic Aksium
Tyres
Specialized Roubaix Pro II, 700x23c, Kevlar bead, 120TPI, w/ Flak Jacket protection
Mavic Aksium Wheels
105 Brakes
I have a feeling that it is the wheel as it only happens when I am on the bike.
Also I can move the wheel left to right, returns to centre is that okay?
Found the problem with the help here took off the pedals as suggested re greased then put back on and now all I can hear is the chain running smoothly over the cogs, I am so happy
Thanks to all.
Is there any play in the BB? Check by trying to move the pedal cranks side to side. Alternatively, I had a light clicking noise every pedal stroke, the chainring bolts were tight, but dry, a bit of grease sorted that out. Good luck.
I've just fitted new chainring bolts and it clicks once per revolution. The bolts are as tight as I dare make them (having shorn one off last week). So a noob question, which bit do I grease? Where the threads are on the inside or where the outside of the bolt will touch the chainring?
I grease the threads, and a light smear on the outer surface - And use quality stainless ones....