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Old 02-27-21, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by base2
The scraping noise is internal somewhere. Most likely it's a planet scraping by the stamped sheetmetal housing. You can actually feel it with your hand as you rotate the crank arms & touch the housing with your other hand.

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It's the chainring, the trouserguard, indeed the whole rotating assembly that has become sloppy.

I witnessed the installation at the bike shop to see that it was professionally done with all the proper tools. Which were all readily available, organized & marked. The shop was an authorized installer/retailer for many years until Haberstock bought the brand.

As far as the bottom bracket bearings & spindle, that's all good. Zero slop, smooth as butter. Most likely it's the bearing/bushing at the center of the planet carrier that has worn & is allowing the rotating assembly to slop around.

At this point, I have pulled a spare replacement crankset out of the garage & have some Gevenalle Audax shifters on the way. The Schlumpf is getting replaced.
Well, if you want to pursue the issue with hopes of resolving it, you could try contacting Cycle Monkey as they are the distributor. https://www.cyclemonkey.com/
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