Just curious whether anybody else has encountered this issue:
My CAAD10 was stripped down to the frame and rebuilt two weeks ago for the upcoming season. Everything was liberally greased and torqued to spec. I'm still encountering clicking sounds on every downstroke of the pedal when I'm putting any kind of meaningful effort in. Took it back to the mech who did the service this afternoon and while he had the bike leaned and weight on on the pedals, he had me put my fingers on the crankarms and I could feel the resonance through them when he shifted his weight to produce the clicks.
Is this a legitimate concern?
Hollowgram SiSL bond weakening?
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Strange. I've put thousand of climbing miles on my sisl cranks and never encountered a clicking noise that grease and a torque wrench never fixed.
Have you tried swapping pedals?
Have you tried swapping pedals?
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I had Keos on before and recently switched back to SPD-SLs. Spindles were also thoroughly greased.
I have a feeling it's wheel/lockring related - did a race today on a pair of borrowed wheels and didn't hear a damn thing despite givin' it for two hours. Might have to go with Ash1's suggestion and remove/loctite the lockring.
I have a feeling it's wheel/lockring related - did a race today on a pair of borrowed wheels and didn't hear a damn thing despite givin' it for two hours. Might have to go with Ash1's suggestion and remove/loctite the lockring.