I had this problem. It was a supre supple tire that wasn’t seated all the way
on Synergy rims. Reseating then and carefully making sure they’re fully seated
solved it.
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Whoops, this is the RBW list. It might have been the iBOB list with the
previous chirp discussion.
Kent Peterson
Eugene, Oregon
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Someone just went through something like this either here or on the RBW list. I
think that one turned out to be spoke nipple or the crossover point of two
spokes rubbing.
Check your spoke tension, try a drop of lube on each spoke nipple and see if
you still have the chirp.
Kent Peterson
Replacing the bearings is part of a hub service. Of course, it may not help the
chirip. Still, less expensive than a new hub by a lot of pennies. Grin. Also,
when you stand and pedal or coast, does it still chirip? If not, it’s not the
hub. Does it speed up as you do, slow down as you do? If
Last stop before hub replacement... :)
So my Saluki developed a distinct rotational chirp about 2 weeks ago that
rapidly became all the time and getting louder. It happens all the time,
pedaling and coasting, when I'm on the bike, but doesn't present in the stand.
Before deciding it was the
