every time i ride i have a skip. could it be my freehub? my derailluer seems to have good adjustment. could it be related to a clicking noise ive been having? could it be a worn out chain or cassette. the cassette has about 4000 miles on it and the chain has about 1500. any advise would be appreciated
Cycling Equipment · Public discussion
skipping
This thread is locked and is currently read-only.
Thread details
What we know about this thread
- Original section
- Cycling Equipment
- Published
- 1 September 2004
- Last activity
- 2 September 2004
- Original author
- lupson
- Posts
- 5
- Discussion status
- Public discussion
- Total views
- 494
- Views / 30 days
- 0
- Topics
The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.
-
-
lupson said:
every time i ride i have a skip. could it be my freehub? my derailluer
seems to have good adjustment. could it be related to a clicking noise
ive been having? could it be a worn out chain or cassette. the cassette
has about 4000 miles on it and the chain has about 1500. any advise
would be appreciatedA cassette shouldn't be worn after just 4000 miles. You can check you
chain for wear by measuring 12 complete links; if it measures 12-1/16" it
should be replaced. But I don't think that's your problem.Check for stiff links in the chain. Turn the pedals backwards and watch
how the chain threads through the der pulleys.Freehub slipping is a possibility. Has the problem just appeared recently?
Had you done any maintainence just prior to the skipping? Does it only
skip on certain cogs? Are you using the correct chain for the drivetrain?You need to describe the "clicking noise" better. Where does it seem to be
coming from? Does it occur once per pedal revolution? Wheel revolution?
Chain revolution?Art Harris
-
quote='Harris'lupson said:
every time i ride i have a skip. could it be my freehub? my derailluer
seems to have good adjustment. could it be related to a clicking noise
ive been having? could it be a worn out chain or cassette. the cassette
has about 4000 miles on it and the chain has about 1500. any advise
would be appreciatedA cassette shouldn't be worn after just 4000 miles. You can check you
chain for wear by measuring 12 complete links; if it measures 12-1/16" it
should be replaced. But I don't think that's your problem.Check for stiff links in the chain. Turn the pedals backwards and watch
how the chain threads through the der pulleys.Freehub slipping is a possibility. Has the problem just appeared recently?
Had you done any maintainence just prior to the skipping? Does it only
skip on certain cogs? Are you using the correct chain for the drivetrain?You need to describe the "clicking noise" better. Where does it seem to be
coming from? Does it occur once per pedal revolution? Wheel revolution?
Chain revolution?Art Harris[/QUOTE]
i orginally thought the noise was coming from my bb so i replaced it. i thought it may have been something to do with my rear rim so i replaced that also. the noise almost sounds like the crank arm is hitting the frame -
lupson said:
Quoted message said:
Freehub slipping is a possibility. Has the problem just appeared
recently?
Had you done any maintainence just prior to the skipping? Does it only
skip on certain cogs? Are you using the correct chain for the
drivetrain?You need to describe the "clicking noise" better. Where does it seem to
be
coming from? Does it occur once per pedal revolution? Wheel revolution?
Chain revolution?Quoted message said:
i orginally thought the noise was coming from my bb so i replaced it.
i thought it may have been something to do with my rear rim so i
replaced that also. the noise almost sounds like the crank arm is
hitting the frameSo the noise occurs once per pedal revolution. That would tend to rule out
a chain problem (assuming the noise and the skipping are related, which
may not be the case).If you could borrow a different rear wheel, you could start to isolate the
problem to "something on the wheel" or "something else." Hard to tell
based on the information you've given.Good luck
Art Harris -
Have you checked the chain-rings for wear and whether any teeth are bent? On
the clicking also worth checking the crank arm bolts are tight. I had lots
of slipping after changing my chain recently - turned out the chain-rings
were badly worn after the bike had only done about 1000 miles. (They were
cheap and made of soft aluminium I think).Jerry
"lupson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
every time i ride i have a skip. could it be my freehub? my derailluer
seems to have good adjustment. could it be related to a clicking noise
ive been having? could it be a worn out chain or cassette. the cassette
has about 4000 miles on it and the chain has about 1500. any advise
would be appreciated--
lupson
Active in the last 60 minutes
Active in this thread
0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total
No signed-in users are active right now.
No known search crawlers active right now.