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Coker Spoke Creak

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  1. I've noticed my spokes creaking when I mount my Coker? Is
    this normal? The wheel is still true.

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  2. oxfordrider said:

    *I've noticed my spokes creaking when I mount my Coker? Is
    this normal? The wheel is still true. *


    No, it's not normal, if it's the spokes they're rubbing and
    wearing and will eventually fail (and you'll be up sh . .
    uh, spoke creek), but first: Check your cranks - put anti-
    seize on the bolts, then use a torque wrench and tighten
    them to 40 ft/lbs., 54 Nm, or 5.53 kgf-m. That's the easy
    thing to check, if that's not it, then you'll need to
    address the spokes (don't forget the zip code). My
    recommendation is to find an expert like U-Turn. You didn't
    mention if your Coker is stock or new - when my standard
    Coker was new, it was singing almost all the time (very
    badly off key). Some of the noise was the cranks and some
    was the spokes - U-turn fixed the spokes. Now my Coker is
    always so quiet that I startle people.:eek:

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