free wheel
DJ Flame
Posts: 19
HI there,
Complete newbie to the forum so please be gentle
I currently have a old avalance 1.0 (about 6years) which I aquired of Fleebay.
seems to be running prety well, However as I'm new to MTB I may be mistaken here
but I don't seem to get much "freewheel" out of it. what I mean by that is when I stop pedaling it's not long before I need to pedal again. Now being lazy and unfit id like to get more freewheel if possible. anyone any ideas? :roll:
Complete newbie to the forum so please be gentle
I currently have a old avalance 1.0 (about 6years) which I aquired of Fleebay.
seems to be running prety well, However as I'm new to MTB I may be mistaken here
but I don't seem to get much "freewheel" out of it. what I mean by that is when I stop pedaling it's not long before I need to pedal again. Now being lazy and unfit id like to get more freewheel if possible. anyone any ideas? :roll:
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pedal harder before freewheeling.0
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Or get a bike with a motor and dont pedal at all? 0
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have you checked if the brake is rubbing?0
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Dont think anything is rubbing as I though of that 1st.
It's more likely me not wanting to pedal much :roll:0 -
Cones to tight?0
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Cones to tight?
You've lost me, Sorry, I'm solid when it comes to technical things :oops:0 -
rear bearings arent free... ie too much friction.0
