Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Fixing chain noise. My experience.

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Grunk
03-18-04, 10:22 AM
I have a Bianchi Pista and have always had a little chain noise. It worried me a little at first, but nothing bad ever happened. I had the frame painted recently, so I took the whole thing apart. Last night I put it back together and to my amazement, now it is perfectly silent. So if you need to fix chain noise, take the whole bike apart, paint the frame, then put it back together yourself. :)

grunk


fixedgearhead
03-18-04, 10:37 AM
I have found that buying a new frame will cure chain noise, also.

Fixedgearhead

mcutt
03-18-04, 10:56 AM
I have a Bianchi Pista and have always had a little chain noise. It worried me a little at first, but nothing bad ever happened. I had the frame painted recently, so I took the whole thing apart. Last night I put it back together and to my amazement, now it is perfectly silent. So if you need to fix chain noise, take the whole bike apart, paint the frame, then put it back together yourself. :)

grunk

a lot of people use wax lube which makes your chain MAD noisy. use dry lube!!

mc


roadfix
03-18-04, 12:44 PM
So if you need to fix chain noise, take the whole bike apart, paint the frame, then put it back together yourself. :)grunkWouldn't it be much easier to just paint the chain?.... :p

fixedgearhead
03-18-04, 02:39 PM
Wouldn't it be much easier to just paint the chain?.... :p
Damn. Now you tell me. Think of the money I could have saved. I wonder if I can still cancel the order for that Carbon Fiber chain?


Fixedgearhead :mad: