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> In a brief moment of lucidity ChrisW scribbled:
>
> > If I put my bike in for a service, the freewheel ratchet is almost silent when I get it back.
> > I've never worked out how to achieve this myself, as there is no obvious lubrication point for
> > the freewheel. The only option seems to be to squirt oil between the sprockets, but this is more
> > messy than effective.
> >
> > Can anyone enlighten me? (The freewheels in question are on various Shimano sets.)
> >
> > Chris
>
> Personally, I reckon if you can hear the freewheel you know it's working corectly. If it's too
> quiet to hear it's likely to be too full of grease, oil or cack and isn't (generally) working
> correctly.
>
> Basically you have to strip the freewheel down to lubricate it properly, and there are a number of
> different types, that can be dis-assembled / re-assembled differently.
>
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When I first grease my freewheel it's quiet. Within a few miles the click-click is back again. As
Pete says...healthy!
Solution to stop the noise completely.....Don't stop pedalling ya slack *****!
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Mark
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