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Old 01-10-13 | 02:14 PM
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From: Salinas , Ca.

Bikes: Bike Nashbar AL-1 ,Raligh M50 , Schwinn Traveler , and others

You can try spraying the freewheel with something like WD-40 to flush out whatever might be in there and spin the freewheel as you do ,and relube with a light oil . If that doesn't work then you'll need to replace the freewheel . Cost about $20 .00 at any bike shop .
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