OK, I'm going nuts...
I just slapped some new rubber on my bike for IM Moo, and now when I climb out of the saddle and the bike gets laid over on its side, I get a noise like somebody is plucking a spoke. It was never there before. I've never had a noise like this before. Any ideas? I opened up the brakes, I completely flipped the cyclometer magnet-thingy out of the way, I checked every spoke, and still, I get the noise. I uninflated and reinflated the front tire, I opened and tightened both QRs, and still, I get the noise. Crap!! I'm heading off to the race early tomorrow morning, so can't bring it in to a bike shop this evening. Guess I'll just have to bring it to the dudes who are wrenching at the race expo if its still doing it. Can it just be a new tire settling in? For the record, I just put on Michelin Pro Race 2s.
Spot
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Taco cat spelled backwards is....taco cat.
I just slapped some new rubber on my bike for IM Moo, and now when I climb out of the saddle and the bike gets laid over on its side, I get a noise like somebody is plucking a spoke. It was never there before. I've never had a noise like this before. Any ideas? I opened up the brakes, I completely flipped the cyclometer magnet-thingy out of the way, I checked every spoke, and still, I get the noise. I uninflated and reinflated the front tire, I opened and tightened both QRs, and still, I get the noise. Crap!! I'm heading off to the race early tomorrow morning, so can't bring it in to a bike shop this evening. Guess I'll just have to bring it to the dudes who are wrenching at the race expo if its still doing it. Can it just be a new tire settling in? For the record, I just put on Michelin Pro Race 2s.
Spot
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Taco cat spelled backwards is....taco cat.