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Booger 10-07-09 01:10 PM

Rear Hub Binding - Why?
 
Hub: Powertap SL+ (6802 and 6902 cartridge bearings), 32 hole laced to Kinlin Niobium 30.

History: Bought new and put maybe 5k miles on it. Seen some rain but nothing crazy.

Symptoms: Lots of resistance and totally binds as soon as quick release is tightened. Cassette body is also super loose and can almost be pulled off by hand.

Could I have worn both the bearings and the cassette body this fast? What else could be in play?

davidad 10-07-09 04:32 PM

This is from Saris. http://www.cycle-ops.com/pdfManuals/232.pdf
Sealed radial bearings should be lubed peroidoticly. 5k miles is a little long without an overhaul.

DannoXYZ 10-07-09 10:59 PM

Someone left off the spacer between the bearings.

Booger 10-08-09 12:39 PM


Originally Posted by DannoXYZ (Post 9818577)
Someone left off the spacer between the bearings.

I have one, but it could be the wrong size. Gotta be it. Thanks.

DannoXYZ 10-09-09 02:26 AM

Depending upon the particular configuration, there are steel washers that's part of the space in between the bearings. If any of these washers are left out, this would provide a gap for the bearing to be squeezed out of position and bind.


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