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Slight problem with a 1985 Sequoia

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Old 03-28-20 | 03:13 PM
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Slight problem with a 1985 Sequoia

The bike rides like a dream ,shifts smoothly brakes good but I
noticed one small thing. When I quit pedaling and coast then start to
pedal again there is a small amount of play before the gear engages.
It will make a slight tapping sound when it does this.Bottom bracket problem?
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