I don't know [censored] about fixing bikes. Normally I'd just take it to LBS, but thought I'd ask you folks first. Basically the problem is: when I turn the cranks, it doesn't make the bike go.
Front and rear derailleur seem to work OK, chain jumps cogs as it's supposed to when I shift, but no rotation of rear wheel. Wierd thing is it worked just fine Saturday when I rode.
you can replace the freehub body without replacing the entire wheel hub, or it could be the ratchets are just stuck. I've never worked on a freehub body, only have taken them off the wheel hub, so can't advise much more than that.
I had a Cannondale hub that would occasionally slip or jump, I just sprayed it full of wd-40, and it seemed to free the ratchets up. I suspect the grease had became thick. It's still being used.
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I don't know [censored] about fixing bikes. Normally I'd just take it to LBS, but thought I'd ask you folks first. Basically the problem is: when I turn the cranks, it doesn't make the bike go.
I don't know [censored] about fixing bikes. Normally I'd just take it to LBS, but thought I'd ask you folks first. Basically the problem is: when I turn the cranks, it doesn't make the bike go.
Front and rear derailleur seem to work OK, chain jumps cogs as it's supposed to when I shift, but no rotation of rear wheel. Wierd thing is it worked just fine Saturday when I rode.
WTF?
Agree with Di, it sounds like your ratchet pawls are stuck down or broken. If you have disc brakes, then your hubs are rebadged Hugi Onyx and word on the street is they are easy to work on. I own a set, but haven't taken them apart. I would just take it to a Trek dealer. I have had good luck with Trek customer service in the past.