New Chain Clicking Noise (Solved)
Have you ever been riding your bike on a peaceful afternoon, enjoying the wind in your face and the sound of your tires on the pavement, only to suddenly hear a strange clicking noise coming from your new chain?
Have you ever been riding your bike on a peaceful afternoon, enjoying the wind in your face and the sound of your tires on the pavement, only to suddenly hear a strange clicking noise coming from your new chain?
If you're looking to install thumb shifters on drop bars, you may be wondering if it's even possible. Afterall, thumb shifters are generally designed for handlebars with a 22.2mm diameter grip area - which is smaller than most modern drop bars.
Wondering if you can install a SRAM cassette with a Shimano derailleur? After all, both brands are well-respected and offer a range of high-quality components, so why not mix and match?
If you've ever heard the crack of your bike frame from getting hit by something, you know how frightening it can be to ride away from the incident without noticing the damage that was done.
You just bought a brand new fork for your mountain bike. After a few tries, you realize that the crown race won't fit on fork. You're confused and wondering, WHAT NOW?
We all have that one bike we can't just throw any cassette on without worrying about it wobbling. Usually, this happens when your cassette is loose or there's a bad tooth that's preventing the cassette from being perfectly straight.
If you've ever tried to pedal a bike in reverse, you know it doesn't work. Well, your bike chain won't go backwards for the same reason. But how does this happen? It's not just because you're pedaling that direction - it's the way that chains are designed.
Have you ever felt your bike's disc brake pulsing? If you have, you are not alone. Many people experience this and It's extremely common!
I'll admit I've had more than one disastrous ride just because my shoes didn't fit well. Right after adjusting your bike to perfection, getting a pair of shoes that fits nice and snug is probably THE most important element in having a smooth ride.