in #hive-177745 • last year

Nice work! I also try to do a lot of the bike maintenance myself. That is when I have the right tools for it. It really saves money and you get to know your bike better too 😀
At the moment I also have a slight cracking sound coming from my crank, so I do have to look into that as well. I've dropped some grease in it and then it went away, but unfortunately it returned after a few days. I may have to disassemble it like you did.

You might want to check out the posts of @hectorfaria1. He often posts bicycle maintenance blogs.

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        Thanks, it was great fun to do. I needed the special shimano tool for this, but otherwise was pretty straightforward. I hope you find out what the issue is you have. I will check out those posts you recommend as I do like to see bike maintenance.

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