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Cannondale Scalpel help plse


Hendrik vd Walt

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Great thanx for all the input - much appreciated - I am running sram 11 speed on mavic xlr's and wonder if it is not cassette as I have done all the rest? Any remedy suggestions Carmicheal?

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remove the cassette and lay it down smallest cog up.

You'll see the sleeve with the spline on the end? There is a gp between the cassette sprockets and the sleeve. Pour wax lube down that gap. pour a lot of wax lube down that gap

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Grease also where hub meets cassette. Had the same issue eventually changed casettes,think there was a recall on sram casettes because of that.. One catch you gave to show the slip...

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I had a horrible noise coming out of my frame, (Cannodale RZ140) at one stage though my frame was cracked. When I cleaned my BB the sound disappeared only to reappear an hour into the ride. Replaced the BB with a praxis and dead quiet now.

 

Like they've mentioned before, remove your seat post clean your seat stay and seat post and and put back together.

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What cassette you running? If sram 11 speed it is there where it meets the hub trust me

 

I was thinking the exact same thing this morning........that it might be the cassette or hub.

Thanks.

Will take it apart tonight and see if it works.

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Did not work.  Still crackling away.

 

Anyone want a Scalpel?  Cheap-cheap.  ^_^

 

 

have you greased the pivots axles yet?

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