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Because I am hearing noise like grinding in my cranks, I greased the hub bearings, the headset area, and the crank spindle. Idk why the noise is still occuring like it got a lot more quiet after I greased all that stuff but I can still hear it a tiny bit and it is bugging the crap outta me.
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Omg dude how many damn threads you going to make about the same damn thing you already ask this questions like one or two times already. Take to your bike to your local bike shop and see if they can figure it out.
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You should probably make another thread about it, that might help
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Step one: Log off
Step two: Go to the nearest freeway
Step three: Throw your bike in it
Step four: Make another thread
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well nothing you dumb asses are telling me is working so might as well post 50934680359835956 times
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Could it be the front hub also cause I already checked and greased my spindle, headset, cassette hub/driver I didnt pack them tho cause they already looked decently packed.
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biggybuggy wrote:Step one: Log off
Step two: Go to the nearest freeway
Step three: Throw your bike in it
Step four: Make another thread
instructions unclear, got dick ran over on freeway.
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Did you clean it all thoroughly and check for any damage? And make sure everything was put back together properly, and tightened properly?
If you did. Something somewhere is bent/damaged and needs replacing. It could be anything though really. Worn springs and pawls, worn bearings (bb, hub, pedals etc), worn chain, damaged links in the chain, bent axle in the hub, bent axle on your cranks, worn splines on your cranks etc....
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Grease Splines
Check bb bearings
Check Pedals
Lube chain
Check chain alignment
Check for tight spots in your chain
Checks sprocket for excessive tooth wear
Check if you have the right spacer in your sprocket
Check if you are using the bb spacer
Check your hub and driver bearings
There. Pretty much everything possible. It's also pretty much everything that was mentioned in your last thread.
Don't make unnecessary threads.
