> > Undiagnosed clicks are maddening. I have had problems in the past > diagnosing clicks. My last click turned out to be a slightly loose chain > ring bolt, but that was my problem. On to your problem. Here are some > suggestions: Lube all your nipples at the rim, but not the threads. Remove > your rim tape and inspect nipple rim interface. Check your hub for cracks > at the spoke holes. If they are double wall rims, take it off and shake the > wheel and see if anything inside rattles. If you are running real low air > pressure and have a very tight fit under fenders, the tire could grow at > speed and create a tick, so check your fenders to see if they slipped or > moved (happened to me). While holding the axle of the wheel in your hands, > spin the wheel and feel for rough spots in the bearings. Also, check both > wheels. For me, the sounds source is hard to discern while riding. It might > not be the wheel you think it is. Maybe the other one? >
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