Dröhngeräusche!!what can I do?

[jvanhent]

Hi Solitaire,

Thx for the quick answer, I can feel a solution is near by, just to make it clear to me:

You mean that the ""black wheel covers"" are not well fixed"" am I right?
Or do I have to remove the tyres to make sure I can check it (the fixing of the wheelcovers?).And the loose piece of cover is responsable for the noise.

Sorry,I don't get it from the first time Solitaire

Thx and regards,
Jan
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[solitaire]

Hi Jan, it's like you said. The black covers are probably the ""bad boys"".
To find out if they are well fixed you can do it without removing the tyres, but if you remove them you have more place and overview for fixing or cutting off.
But remember!: This action is always only half the reason, the other half is to have good and fitting tyres (as I said, Michelin is the reference).
And, to be quite honest, I think a welldone portion of optimism is also part of the whole story.

I keep my fingers crossed for you.
Best regards
-Solitaire-

[jvanhent]

Hi Solitaire,

Sorry for the late answer.Just mounted Michelins on my R75 (pilot primacy).
Much better than the Firestones indeed.

But I saw that ardengreen has started a new thread.What he discribes is exact the same I have with my R75.Hopefully a solution is nearby.

Rgards,
Jan
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