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Melinda Meahan
Guest
I realize this is not a particular-to-recumbents question
but it's about a recumbent, so if the question doesn't
belong here, I would appreciate any tactful referrals to a
place that would be more appropriate.
I have inherited my teenaged son's EZ-1 and when you pedal
it the pedals creak. Does anybody know what would cause that
and if there is an *easy*, simple solution or if I need to
take it to the bike shop for them to do it? If it's not
something cut-and-dried I'm probably not going to be able to
do it myself, and my son is temporarily burned out on
vehicle repair and doesn't want to look at it (even though I
offered to give him some $$$ to do it).
TIA for any help you can give and hopefully someone can
spare me from having to haul it all the way to the recumbent-
friendly bike shop (as opposed to the one that keeps telling
us, "Let me know when you're ready to buy a "real" bike")
--
I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just
wish that He didn't trust me so much. - Mother Teresa
but it's about a recumbent, so if the question doesn't
belong here, I would appreciate any tactful referrals to a
place that would be more appropriate.
I have inherited my teenaged son's EZ-1 and when you pedal
it the pedals creak. Does anybody know what would cause that
and if there is an *easy*, simple solution or if I need to
take it to the bike shop for them to do it? If it's not
something cut-and-dried I'm probably not going to be able to
do it myself, and my son is temporarily burned out on
vehicle repair and doesn't want to look at it (even though I
offered to give him some $$$ to do it).
TIA for any help you can give and hopefully someone can
spare me from having to haul it all the way to the recumbent-
friendly bike shop (as opposed to the one that keeps telling
us, "Let me know when you're ready to buy a "real" bike")
--
I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just
wish that He didn't trust me so much. - Mother Teresa