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Question posted by aburgum on November 6th, 2013

Ad2 Noise When Pedaling

My AD2 has started making fairly loud clacking sounds when operating. I hear about 10 low pitched clacks per petal turn. Like the fan is striking something?? Tightened all screws/bolts and lubricated but made no difference. Bike purchased May, 2012- has 2200 miles Any sugestions?

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Assembly and Owner's Manual - Page 5

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Assembly and Owner's Manual - Page 6

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Assembly and Owner's Manual - Page 9

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Assembly and Owner's Manual - Page 12

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Assembly and Owner's Manual - Page 13

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Assembly and Owner's Manual - Page 17

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