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My Safari started to develop a creak on the cuff. It was bugging me so much that I had to do something about it. The problem with the cuff is that it's secured with a single screw to the chassis. This allows enough flex to rub the chassis and make a creaking noise when swinging.
There is another creak that I need to address, a chassis creak, but I'll save that for another thread. Anyway, here's my fix for the cuff creak! Tools needed: Scissors, old bike innertube (I used a 26x1.9), permanent marker, screwdriver, tape ![]() Mark your current cuff position with the tape ![]() Remove your cuff. You can see where it's rubbing against the the chassis. ![]() Cuff a section of innertube so it extends past the cuff base ![]() Split the tube on one side and make a hole for the screw ![]() Tighten the cuff back onto the detector and trace around the base with the marker ![]() Remove the cuff again and remove the tube ![]() Be taken back to elementary school as you cut along the line. ![]() Place your trimmed tube back onto the cuff and screw it back on. ![]() Enjoy a squeak free life
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