Old 06-08-14 | 06:19 AM
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TireLever-07
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From: Malden, MA.

Bikes: 2009 Masi, 2014 Specialized Crossroads 1975 Schwinn Unicycle

Those things are(were) tire savers, i'd mount them on the leading edge of the front fender & on the rear one. Shoelaces and front derailer touching. Any moveable parts. One bike I had rode it before and after was. The pedal spindle threads, installed and rode with & without grease. Dry sounded like a metal footbridge about to fail. Check under BB, grease it, Try brake mounting bolts, cable anchors. Chain needs , I used Tri-Flow 30 years ago. Could be Fork geometry. That's a separate question.
Try Bike Dued or Bianchi Girl. on Classic. I only ride & repair my own bikes. One last guess? Bottom bracket? I like greasing the Quick release skewer axles. They're fixed, and the wheel spins around them. Is the rear wheel tight enough? Sorry to broadcast a too long reply here, but bikes can Nag us. I get it fixed, in the repair stand, but you gotta ride it. Its just so nice when you're riding along, in an urban area,, its a nice solid quiet bike, passing, many slower cars. Chris
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