Old 02-14-13, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by zukahn1
Based on your info it seems your problem is most likely a clicky worn out cassette body none of us went there . Because cassette bodies almost never fail .
It actually seems to be coming from the pulleys, most likely the G-pulley. Just guessing, but it seems the lateral movement in the pulley is causing the sound. Purely a guess.

I'm not able to give my full attention to it tonight, unfortunately. I will have to diagnose tomorrow.

Sorry to lead everyone on a wild goose chase. Like I said in the original post, I was convinced the noise was coming from the chain/front. I'm honestly still not convinced the rear noise is the same as the noise I was hearing. Sometimes it helps to take a break - hopefully this is one of those cases.

If nothing else, I learned about Chain-L.
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