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  1. my Nimbus hopply is making a weird rattle🙁 i thought the frame wasnt
    tight enough but its still there even after i tightend can any one
    provied answers?😕

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  2. tighten the spokes...next problem.

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  3. lets see...:
    frame (where attached to bearings)
    spokes
    cranks
    hub
    pedals

    any combination of these

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    gordito8me said:

    it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid,
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    Koxx rapes Torker hard!

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    never give 4 teenagers a camera... they go crazy


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  4. I would guess it's the pedals. If it were the spokes, they wouldnt so
    much rattle as creak. About the hub... I've never heard of a hub being
    able to rattle. If I'm wrong, please do tell me, I would love to know
    how they rattle.
    If your pedals are tight, then try the cranks to see if they are loose,
    but I'm gonna say it is probably pedals.

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    Smilymarco said:

    its just too small


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  5. The things that can be too loose are, in approximate order of
    likelihood:

    Cranks
    Bearing clamps
    Pedals
    Spokes
    Seat components
    Seat clamp
    (Brake components if you have a brake)

    Rattly noises come either from loose bearing clamps or -very -loose
    spokes.

    Creaks and ticks come from loose cranks or loose spokes.

    Random squeaky noises come from your seat if (a) any of the bolts
    relating to the seat or handle are loose, or (b) you are vegetarian.

    A loose crank or loose pedal should be noticeable when you pedal.

    Cranks and pedals should be tight.

    Bearing clamps should be snug, but not overtight.

    A good rule of thumb is that the bigger the nut/bolt, the more you
    tighten it. You will notice that bearing clamps have very small
    nuts/bolts.

    Do not adjust spokes unless you have a rough idea what you are doing.

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