I need to get Garth to help me locate and *!!!annihilate* the hateful,
annoying creak/whine/buzz from the SKS P65 fenders on my Matthews. It
sounds like a stay or a stay bracket is momentarily and very lightly
rubbing against the tire, but I can't identify which stay or bracket and I
can't catc
I once had a creaking that that seemed crank/bb related, took off cranks
and bb, reinstalled BB with teflon tape, IO even tried light grease on
tapers, something I've never ever done. Chainring bolts tight. Pedals and
all that jazz fine. Still ... it came in went. "Maybe it's the weather
y
Very nice paint.
On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 1:34 PM Brian Campbell
wrote:
> +1. I used the Honjo, smooth, H50 w/ Berthoud stays to minimize TCO. The
> Honjo's are the fenders that I prefer, having used SKS, VO, Planet Bike,
> Berthoud and Blumels. Here is a pic of my AHH that had Paul Racers brazed
Oh, and did you ever pull the BB itself? I didn’t see that on your list
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Andy:
Thanks for allowing us to participate. It's definitely on my "must see"
list next time I'm in the area. I found one of my submissions made the
cut.
dougP
On Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 1:03:39 PM UTC-7, Andy C. wrote:
>
> The photo collage for the newly renovated bike room at the Ma
I know you said that it happens when you’re seated or standing, but I’d still
see if it’s related to the saddle. Ride around without the seatpost installed
and see if it still creaks.
I’m just saying that because half the time I’ve been hunting down a creak that
seems to be coming from the cra
Take the cranks off and check the frame tubes around the bottom bracket
shell. You may find cracks in the tubing right at the edges of the bottom
bracket lug sockets. The cracks in the tubes will show up as cracks in the
paint.
Peter White
On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 3:48 PM Nathan Neuberger
wrote:
Creaking generally means something creating friction with the frame. Followiong
this premise, I managed to puzzle out a recent creak by process of elimination
as there are only so many places of interface with the frame. Mine ended up
being a creaky seat post. Dollop-o-grease and silent as a lam
I have a 10-ish year old Homer Hilsen. This summer on a hilly ride, it
suddenly developed a creaking sound seeming to come from the left crank.
It is not a 'clicking' noise but rather a 'creaking' sound. The sound
occurs when the left crank is rotating under load from about the 12:00
positi
+1. I used the Honjo, smooth, H50 w/ Berthoud stays to minimize TCO. The
Honjo's are the fenders that I prefer, having used SKS, VO, Planet Bike,
Berthoud and Blumels. Here is a pic of my AHH that had Paul Racers brazed
on, so I had the Honjo fenders painted to match with the touch up color.
Fantastic Andy!
Sorry I missed the opportunity to contribute to the mural. I would love to see
something similar in the two large bike rooms in City Hall where I am.
Sean
El Cerrito commuter to SF
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