Road Bike Cassette Clicking
What had happened is the cassette lockring had loosened.
Road bike cassette clicking. Normal ratchet style freehub body. I knew straight away what it was because nothing else on road bikes makes quite as loud and metallic a sound. This is one cassette that played very well when it comes to a wide range of terrains. With the bike in the highest gear the upper jockey wheel should run just clear of the cassette.
Some are very hard to pinpoint. Expert road bike reviews and the latest road bike news. The noise happens regardless how i pedal sitting on the bike standing on a stand forward reverse. 3 best rear cassettes you can buy today for your road bike 1.
In this video i had the opportunity to cut open a rear hub and show you how it works. Freehub becomes very noisy with load clicking sound. The other morning on my short almost all downhill commute to the office my cervelo s5 started making an awful rattle. Fortunately a clicking chain doesn t require the assistance of a pro mechanic.
Shimano 6800 ultegra 11 speed cassette click to see price. In my experience on higher end road bikes the cassette that you put on the freehub body makes the most audible difference versus the actual inner workings of the freehub itself in most cases i e. Shimano 6800 ultegra 11 speed cassette. The cassette is the.
If it means anything the noise is gone if i remove the chain. I replaced the cassette and started getting same clicking. Those cyclist who often ride in rain conditions or when cleaning their bike spray water directly at the freehub may wash away the. Most bike owners however will have to diagnose an unusual noise at some point.
I ve had various noise clicking problems. I went from a sram pg 1130 cassette to a pg 1170 recently. Tool up to fix a loose cassette. I noticed this as well.
It is a commonly asked question on why your bicycle makes a ticking noise when you are coasting and i hope. Took cassette off lightly greased the cassette wheel mating surface. Turning clockwise will increase the gap anti clockwise will close it. The noise is more less constant something like clicking but irregular perhaps more like scraping but i checked the chain doesn t touch anything other than the chainring.
Also see if you can borrow another wheel to put on just to isolate the problem. When a road bike is properly set up and maintained it should be relatively free of squeaks creaks and clicking noises. You can potentially solve this particularly issue by clicking into an easier gear.