ASSAULT FITNESS ASSAULTBIKE CLASSIC Popping
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Right Hand Chain - Short
The right-side chain handles the primary torque transfer from the crank. Over time, the internal pins and bushings wear down, leading to 'chain stretch' (elongation); this causes the chain to mistime its engagement with the sprocket teeth, resulting in a physical pop as the chain skips under tension.
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5%
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Bottom Bracket
The bottom bracket houses the bearings that support the crank axle. If the bearing races become pitted or the cartridge loosens within the frame, the axle will shift slightly under the eccentric load of pedaling, creating a rhythmic popping or clicking sound as the metal components reseat themselves under pressure.
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4%
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Left Hand Chain - Long
This chain connects the intermediate shaft to the fan hub. Due to its length, it is susceptible to lateral whip and vibration; if a link becomes seized (stiff link) or if the tensioners have loosened, the chain will resist wrapping around the small fan sprocket, creating a popping noise every time the stiff link passes the driver.
SKU: 025-1
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DIY Repair Guide
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