can you identify the clanking noise?
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mrbubbaman
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I've started getting a clanking noise when pedalling recently and wanted some opinions as to what it could be. I took a video whilst the wife was doing her 20 minutes on the turbo trainer (she wasn't amused!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze-vfUt ... ata_player
Sorry for the loud turbo noise! It's the clanking that you can hear every now and again, I'm not sure what it is, maybe the bottom bracket??
Thanks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze-vfUt ... ata_player
Sorry for the loud turbo noise! It's the clanking that you can hear every now and again, I'm not sure what it is, maybe the bottom bracket??
Thanks
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have you tried placing your ear on the saddle front whilst turning the pedals (probably not whilst the wife is on the bike :shock: ) It is then easier to work out where precisely where the sound is coming from.my isetta is a 300cc bike0
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team47b wrote:have you tried placing your ear on the saddle front whilst turning the pedals (probably not whilst the wife is on the bike :shock: ) It is then easier to work out where precisely where the sound is coming from.
Probably should add that when I get the noise, I can feel it through the pedals, which is why I thought it may be the bottom bracket initially.
I'll give your idea a try later whilst its on the trainer again (minus the Wife)
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does the rear mech move, or the chain jump, or catch when the clank happens?
if you look at the chain from above as it rotates, you should be able to spot any link out of line/damaged
look from behind as the chain goes over cassette to see if it's skipping/catching on the cassette
look from the side to see if the chain is catching on the rear mech, it'd make the cage jump
do the pedals turn freely? i had a pedal bearing fail, didn't realise as i could still pedal without it feeling bad, but by hand i couldn't turn the pedal at allmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0