my left pedal keeps on clicking
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my left pedal keeps on clicking
hi thanks for looking i had my bike about a month and and it started yesterday the left pedal keeps clicking does anyone know how i can solve the problem
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On a new bike, the most likely cause is a loose crank arm. If that's the cause do not ride the bike until it's been attended to, otherwise you risk wearing the crank/spindle interface to the point that it can't be repaired.
There are other possibilities, but given that it's new, and just about due for the free 30-day check/adjust offered by most bike shops, I suggest you bring it in telling them of this problem and any other anomalies you've found. While there, and them for a short course on basic user adjustments and care, so you'll be better equipped for future minor issues.
There are other possibilities, but given that it's new, and just about due for the free 30-day check/adjust offered by most bike shops, I suggest you bring it in telling them of this problem and any other anomalies you've found. While there, and them for a short course on basic user adjustments and care, so you'll be better equipped for future minor issues.
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