Sometimes self adhesive weather stripping or pieces of tubing slit and put
around the rack tubing may help.
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I use leather washers/strips between metal on metal contact points. I ride 42mm
hetres and honjo fenders. My bike is silent.
It only speaks momentarily when I bear down hard on the pedals because I
shifted too late.
Marc in Calgary.
'07 Wilbury in Saluki silver.
> On May 13, 2017, at 12:58
Jeff, I use hose clamps to hold basket to rack, very secure and quiet. Steve
On Sat, May 13, 2017 at 2:58 PM Jeff Lesperance
wrote:
> I'm looking for suggestions as to how you all have managed to quell:
>
> 1. Rattles from the zipper pulls of your Sackville Shopsacks as they sit
> in your front b
My Ortliebs rarely rattle, but my new/old large Saddlesack jingles -- the
lovely brass loops playing together when I ride on dirt. I just enjoy the
music.
Could you remove the pulls and dip in Plasti-Dip? Or use heat shrink tubing?
I fixed the rattling hood on my car when the top of the leftside
I'm looking for suggestions as to how you all have managed to quell:
1. Rattles from the zipper pulls of your Sackville Shopsacks as they sit in
your front basket and they get bounced around as you traverse uneven
ground. I resorted to singing out loud (a bit louder than normal) which was
good for
