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chain squeak, but really?

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  1. Okay, new chain, new cassette
    Chain oiled to buggery, but still i am getting, what sounds like the
    familiar chain squeal on gear change.
    Logic says its the side plate lubrication, but i really can't put any
    more oil on. I even didn't wipe it off just to see.
    So now I'm thinking it is something else... but what?

    cheers,
    Mike W

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    Okay, new chain, new cassette
    Chain oiled to buggery, but still i am getting, what sounds like the
    familiar chain squeal on gear change.
    Logic says its the side plate lubrication, but i really can't put any
    more oil on. I even didn't wipe it off just to see.
    So now I'm thinking it is something else... but what?

    cheers,
    Mike W

    Have you stripped, cleaned & lubricated your jockey wheels?

    David Lloyd
    Time flys when you're having fun.
    Your luggage flys only after you've left Terminal 5.

  3. David Lloyd said:

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    Okay, new chain, new cassette
    Chain oiled to buggery, but still i am getting, what sounds like the
    familiar chain squeal on gear change.
    Logic says its the side plate lubrication, but i really can't put any
    more oil on. I even didn't wipe it off just to see.
    So now I'm thinking it is something else... but what?

    Quoted message said:

    cheers,
    Mike W

    Have you stripped, cleaned & lubricated your jockey wheels?

    David Lloyd
    Time flys when you're having fun.
    Your luggage flys only after you've left Terminal 5.

    I guess it's the only thing it can be, but I'll be amazed if they make
    that noise. Still I'll do it in the morning, of what promises to be a
    bazzing day. Surely Britain will be full of cyclists tomorrow. Light
    winds, warm & dry. It's been a long time. Personally planning 60 miles
    round the white peak

    Cheers,
    Mike W

  4. visionset said:
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    Quoted message said:

    Okay, new chain, new cassette
    Chain oiled to buggery, but still i am getting, what sounds like the
    familiar chain squeal on gear change.
    Logic says its the side plate lubrication, but i really can't put
    any more oil on. I even didn't wipe it off just to see.
    So now I'm thinking it is something else... but what?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you stripped, cleaned & lubricated your jockey wheels?

    Quoted message said:

    I guess it's the only thing it can be, but I'll be amazed if they make
    that noise. Still I'll do it in the morning, of what promises to be a
    bazzing day. Surely Britain will be full of cyclists tomorrow. Light
    winds, warm & dry. It's been a long time. Personally planning 60 miles
    round the white peak

    Jockey wheels can squeak loudly, but if it was the jockey wheels squeaking,
    I would expect them to squeak all the time you are pedalling, not just when
    changing gear. But maybe it could be something to do with them afterall.

    Have a closer look at everything, lube the jockey wheels and derailleur
    pivots, and checking the chain for stiff links.

    ~PB

  5. Pete Biggs said:

    Jockey wheels can squeak loudly, but if it was the jockey wheels squeaking,
    I would expect them to squeak all the time you are pedalling, not just when
    changing gear. But maybe it could be something to do with them afterall.

    Have a closer look at everything, lube the jockey wheels and derailleur
    pivots, and checking the chain for stiff links.

    Well that's fixed it anyhow, I did strip the chain as well, so could
    have been either. JWs certainly didn't look like they needed such
    treatment. Next on the agenda...

    Cheers, Mike W

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