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Good list. Thank you.
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My rear wheel freehub was wobbling, due to shot bearings, and with it the cassette. But it is not only the bearings in the hubs that go wrong.Changing wheel cured the creaks once. The new wheel, an old Mavic Aksium, which were prone to wobble due to wear to a plastic bush in the freehub, and the cassette started wobbling too, and again the creaks started.
So I changed to a non-wobbling, sturdy Fulcrum Racing 7 rear wheel, but this time the creaks remain! I had already tried changing the pedals and bottom bracket. The creaks happen when pedalling under load. It happens on either ring.
This list seperates the creaks as to when (pedally, cruising) they are heard.
http://forums.roadbikereview.com/components-wrenching/clicking-creaking-sound-noise-checklist-311791.html
Right, we have had repeated threads about clicks and creaks on a bike. I think we should consolidate all the things you could check out into on single checklist that we can refer noobs to.
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Most people say that they think the clicks/creaks come from the bottom bracket area but often it turns out that this wasn't the case so you should really check out all the things on this list.
I'm gonna start with:
Please post mechanical issues to check out in this thread and I will update the list.