Does the clicking rate vary with wheel speed? Check the chain tensioner and the freewheel. If your freewheel only has 4 notches in it for the removal tool, it's an older one. They can get noisy before they go bad. If it has 8 notches it's a newer one, they beefed it up. Take the chain off the motor sprocket and turn the shaft. If it makes noise and wont turn smoothly, your motors bad. Check the chain for stiff links, and look for any broken plastic parts or loose bolts or screws. Check the nut on the shock and tighten that if it's loose.
Does the clicking rate vary with wheel speed? Check the chain tensioner and the freewheel. If your freewheel only has 4 notches in it for the removal tool, it's an older one. They can get noisy before they go bad. If it has 8 notches it's a newer one, they beefed it up. Take the chain off the motor sprocket and turn the shaft. If it makes noise and wont turn smoothly, your motors bad. Check the chain for stiff links, and look for any broken plastic parts or loose bolts or screws. Check the nut on the shock and tighten that if it's loose.
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