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Old 02-03-2012, 01:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i just went riding a little bit yesterday after putting all my stuff on and as was putting it away i heard a creeking sound from the rear every time i move it and the only stuff i put on it that i could maybe think of are the hubs i put on but the noise wasnt coming from that but i still couldent pin point where it was coming from i tried searching the forum but couldent find anything any help or ideas would be appreciated
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Old 02-03-2012, 01:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Sounds like bad rear carrier bearings. I would look it over good first. I've had rocks get caught against the brake rotor or skid plate and make a noise too.
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Mine started out as a creak too, about an hour of har riding later my axel had about 3/4" movement and the bearings were gone
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Sounds like bad rear carrier bearings. I would look it over good first. I've had rocks get caught against the brake rotor or skid plate and make a noise too.

yea ill have to look it over i didnt have much time to thanks for the info
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For me, I found by grabbing the rear wheels and rocking the wheels front to back oppisite of each other is a quick way to see if they are going, at least that's. How I do it
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