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I suspect this is the chainring (Hope narrow wide)
Is this noise likely to go away as the chain beds in or new chainring time?
thanks
Not really no and you'll likely wear you cassette and chain quicker too
The tumble will get less, but it won't go and it feels horrible through your feet
Just get a new chainring
Sorry if this is obvious, not trying to teach Granny etc but you've checked the chain is on the right side if the retention tabs on the derailleur haven't you? Riding chum was complaining of a noisy transmission a couple of weeks ago and he'd done just that.
I was just going to ask the same thing!
The tab in the cage is a favourite spot to thread the chain over.
I've never done it, oh no...
Thick thin jockey wheels a tooth out ?
whilst I am quite capable of ballsing up the chain routing it's all okay this time
What group set? My GX was rumbly for the first few miles, seemed to need to bed in a bit.
I'd probably replace the chainring just in case.
Directional chain?
New chain has been cut longer, making it a bit slack?
Accidentally re-fitted old chain or cassette?
Had this - changed chain as it was worn. Cassette was making odd noises.
As above, rumble - hard to describe - under load.
Chain ring looked 'ok', jockey wheels could have seen better days.
Changed ring and jockeys, no more rumble.
chain ring looks okay and chain doesn't lift off it much but I'll try a new chainring anyway
Thick thin jockey wheels
That's a thing ?? 🤪
I have checked - cassette isn't on inside out, chain isn't on upside down, and I haven't used chainrings for jockey wheels
Fitted new chainring and all is good with the world again