![]() This mechanism works just like a ratcheting socket wrench or a casting style fishing rod. The most common ratchet system for both of these styles (freewheel and cassette) is that of a group of spring loaded pawls that engage into circular housing of peaks and valleys. A cassette has cogs that slide onto a cassette body and the cassette body is bolted onto your rear hub. A freewheel has cogs that thread onto a freewheel body and the freewheel body threads onto your rear hub. Two basic styles of rear wheel systems exist. My gears slip forward making very little noise.Ī slipping chain that gives you the "silent treatment" is usually an indication that the ratcheting mechanism at your rear wheel is having problems. This will help you take action to slow down the process of wear and tear and to more clearly identify a drive train that needs some attention. ![]() Even if your chain is not skipping now it is good to know what conditions can cause a chain to skip. Part two of "Why Does My Chain Skip", goes into some of the more serious problems that will cause a chain to skip or slip due to problems with the ratchet system or worn out drive train components. More Reasons for a Sickly Drive train and How to Cure it Click Here For "Why Does My Chain Skip Part One" ![]()
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