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RXS pedal noise
I have a lot of noise coming from my relatively new Time RXS pedals. Both pedals and cleats are less than a season old. What appears to be happening is that there is play between the cleats and pedals, causing an annoying click, and feeling of some looseness on both sides. I loved these pedals when I first put them on, because of the ease of entry/ exit, and that they were solid and quiet. What's causing this play? How do I fix it? Has anybody else had this?
Many thanks, Onno |
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lube on pedals/cleats
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I don't think lube will make any difference. It's not a creaking noise, but a clicking noise, which I'm pretty sure is from the metal on the cleat bumping against the metal on the pedal. I can feel the shoe slide back and forth if I really push on it when I'm standing over the bike.
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Lube the metal spring on the pedal and the clicking should go away for a while. I use Whitelightening so the pedals won't become dirt magnet.
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Onno,
I had the same thing. I got clicking/creaking and lubed the pedal, cleat and spring. After a "break-in" period the creaking/clicking went away. My cleats now show a groove whose shape (I'm guessing) is unique to me. Kind've like how you wear out soles on your shoes.
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I have a groove on the back of the metal bar on my cleats too. I thought this was part of the problem. I'll try the lube though, and see if it works.
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I had a similar problem, then discovered it was actually the closures in the tongue area of the shoes that were causing the creaking - not the pedal or cleat. A little lube, no more creak.
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