Whats wrong with my hubs?
crianza34
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my shimano deore hubs were loose? well, basically the nuts were loose on the sides of the hub so i tightend them up.
now when i freewheel the front and back wheels upsidedown (the bike) they make a horible noise and slow down rapidly to a stop. (the rotors arn't rubbing the pads). are they dead or do they need a servicing?
sorry about the spelling in places
j
now when i freewheel the front and back wheels upsidedown (the bike) they make a horible noise and slow down rapidly to a stop. (the rotors arn't rubbing the pads). are they dead or do they need a servicing?
sorry about the spelling in places
j
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you have over tightend the bearings. Read how to set the bearings on parktools.
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http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=105
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