I locate the source of the popping noise to be around the hub. So far I think I lubricated everything I can get my hands on. The noise is constant and it happens at all gears. I know it's not the chain because I fixed it yesterday when it was clicking, now the clicking noise is gone. I know it's not the crank neither because I lubricated the nuts and bolts there too. Also I put my ears next to the crank and the noise doesn't come from there. I want to ask the question here before I bring it to the shop because I run out of things to lubricate or maybe it's something I have no idea about.
Thanks.
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Here's the link to the video. youtu.be/JDLYecEBFso– squirrelonfireJul 9 at 18:35
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3Is the noise there when you rotate the wheel by hand directly in both directions, i.e. without touching the cranks? If it's a new bike I would bring it back to the shop so they can have a look at it.– Saaru LindestøkkeJul 9 at 19:52
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No, the noise is not there when I rotated the wheel by hand. The noise as you hear from the video only comes when I rotate using the pedal.– squirrelonfireJul 10 at 23:05
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Maybe the b-tension needs to be adjusted. If the guide pulley is too close from the cogs, the chain may cause a rattling sound.– olliebulleJul 12 at 0:56
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