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  1. i have a new bike ๐Ÿ™‚
    when i stand up and pedal hard i can hear a clicking noise when the Left crank gets to about the 7-8 oclock position (a little below level). it's quite reproducible early on in a ride, but goes away later on in a ride. it doesn't happen seated.
    i've tried different pedals (no change). i've checked the chain ring bolts (tight). the crank bolts are tight.
    i was hoping that this bike wouldn't have any noise issues. it's so embarrassing to be climbing in a group and to have that repetitive click happening.
    any suggestions?

  2. Odds are, it's the bottom bracket. I had the same thing happen on a bike
    with a cartridge BB, with the plastic cups, very annoying and maddening
    to find.

    anerobic said:

    i have a new bike ๐Ÿ™‚
    when i stand up and pedal hard i can hear a clicking noise when the
    Left crank gets to about the 7-8 oclock position (a little below
    level). it's quite reproducible early on in a ride, but goes away
    later on in a ride. it doesn't happen seated.
    i've tried different pedals (no change). i've checked the chain ring
    bolts (tight). the crank bolts are tight.
    i was hoping that this bike wouldn't have any noise issues. it's so
    embarrassing to be climbing in a group and to have that repetitive
    click happening.
    any suggestions?

  3. anerobic said:

    i have a new bike ๐Ÿ™‚
    when i stand up and pedal hard i can hear a clicking noise when the
    Left crank gets to about the 7-8 oclock position (a little below
    level). it's quite reproducible early on in a ride, but goes away
    later on in a ride. it doesn't happen seated.
    i've tried different pedals (no change). i've checked the chain ring
    bolts (tight). the crank bolts are tight.
    i was hoping that this bike wouldn't have any noise issues. it's so
    embarrassing to be climbing in a group and to have that repetitive
    click happening.
    any suggestions?


    Once I got rid of my clicking sound by tightening down the cassette lock
    ring.

    Kenny

  4. anerobic said:

    i have a new bike ๐Ÿ™‚
    when i stand up and pedal hard i can hear a clicking noise when the
    Left crank gets to about the 7-8 oclock position (a little below
    level). it's quite reproducible early on in a ride, but goes away
    later on in a ride. it doesn't happen seated.
    i've tried different pedals (no change). i've checked the chain ring
    bolts (tight). the crank bolts are tight.


    =snip-

    crank and/or BB isn't installed properly. Return it promptly
    for rework.

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  5. Anerobic-<< i have a new bike ๐Ÿ™‚ >><BR><BR>

    Have the place that you bought it find out what's up. My guess is poorly
    installed BB, non prepped BB shell, no grease inside the cups.

    Peter Chisholm
    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535
    http://www.vecchios.com
    "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  6. If it is a four-arm bolt-on chainring try tightening down the bolts ...
    I had to teflon tape all my bolts to get rid of the noise.. (Shimano
    hollowtec XT POS)

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