Jan 19, 2010
I Have A Mountain Bike And When I Start To Pedal Hard It Squeaks. What’s Going On? What Do I Do?
it’s a power climber Next mountain bike if that means anything. Every time i pedal hard, it squeaks usually on the right side.
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I doubt your Bottom Bracket needs tightening, rather it needs to be repacked and greased. You have metal on metal. Got to a bike shop, they should be able to do it quickly and for about $25.
Sounds like the bottom bracket needs tightened a little.http://sheldonbrown.com/gloss_bo-z.html#…
Find out which bb you have and then go to this link.http://www.parktool.com/repair/byregion.…
You don’t have to remove the pedals to tighten the bearing.
Bottom bracket, pedals or frame. Check with your bike shop if you’re not a mechanic. You need special tools.