the bearing casing?

well is it too tight or too loose?

I had that problem for a long time, and it turned out I didn't have it
tightened enough. But be careful, I've also broken bearings by
tightening it to much.

Take the bearing casing in you hand and oush it back and forth. Does it
wiggle? Push on the bolts/nuts too, if they wiggle a little bit tighten
it a little more.

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it is now a good tightness...but like even if I loosen it completely it
still makes the sound that they are to tight...what should I do?

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the bearings might just be a little stuffed. either live with the noise
of replace them... if there is muck in them they could also make noise
(tho not too likely if they are new)

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