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Schlumpf reaction arm worked loose

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  1. I made another ride on my Schlumpf geared 29'er yesterday. I still
    find it somewhat hard to ride in geared mode - at times it goes well
    and smooth but I may also find I need a couple of
    acceleration-deceleration oscillations to remain balanced. The play in
    the cranks, especially in geared mode, seems to be a factor in this
    (though probably not the main factor).

    Later, yesterday, when I was in the garage for something unrelated,
    the Schlumpf hang quietly from the ceiling and I suddenly felt the
    urge to spin the cranks (while it hang). By that I discovered that the
    nut and bolt which fix the reaction arm to the frame had worked itself
    loose. I had to tighten it 3 or 4 full turns.

    This was contributing quite a lot to the crank play, which now again
    is a lot less. I wonder how much the riding difficulty has decreased
    with my proper tightening, but I don't really have a quick opportunity
    to try this out.

    Anyone else had this problem with their Schlumpf?

  2. I had that problem once on my geared 36". The crank play gets much
    bigger and is quite annoying. I had not tightened it good enough. I
    found it rather quickly.
    The crank play is not noticable any more after getting used to it, when
    everything ist tight.

    Hans

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