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Old 03-27-22, 03:18 AM
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Scraping and clanking from rear wheel

A bike shop replaced my rear wheel last year. Since then, I hear intermittent scrapes, clanks and other odd noises when I ride my hybrid 21-speed bike. I thought it was from inside the pedal assembly but I thoroughly oiled it to no effect and it seems to happen when I free-wheel too. The shop replaced the cassette and chain last week but the same problem exists. Can anyone suggest what is causing this and how I might rectify it?
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Old 03-27-22, 06:22 AM
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Sounds like the problem was there and you took it to the shop to have them fix it.. " The shop replaced the cassette and chain last week but the same problem exists". Take it back to the shop. Noises can be difficult to track down and diagnose. Could be any number of things-broken axle, rough bearing cups, could even be in the headset. Noise can travel. You paid for a repair, get a repair.

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Old 03-27-22, 07:27 AM
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Check how your chain is routed through the rear derailleur. If routed incorrectly the chain rubs on the cage tabs. This may not be the problem since it would not make a racket when freewheeling, but it's easy enough to check.
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Old 03-27-22, 09:27 AM
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What does the bike shop tell you about the noise? You did tell them about it when you've taken it to them didn't you. Don't make them guess why you brought it to them!
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