Creak / Resonation from front of frame advice

[okgo]

Try a different front wheel. Could be hub.

[TwistingMyMelon]

Headset ?

[okgo]

Ribble?

[Kermit power]

Sounds like you've got Tarantulas nesting in there. This is the downside of leaving a bike in a shed all winter.

[S10GTA]

Nice bike left in a damp shed all winter? Does not compute.

[SteveSteveson]

I say this because I had a very similar issue. It turned out to be the internally routed cables were catching whenever anything caused them to move. A spray of WD40 sorted it (followed by some ACF50 so stop it happening again).

Have you taken the headset off to see if there is any rust?

If it is a damp shed, you might what to use one of these next year:

http://www.mandp.co.uk/productsList.aspx?tier1=Bik...

S10GTA said:

Nice bike left in a damp shed all winter? Does not compute.

Some of us have no choice but to use a shed. Same with parking on the road. I would like to put my car and my motorbike in a garage, but I don't have the luxury. We do what we can with what we have.

Edited by SteveSteveson on Thursday 7th May 09:45

[Matt_N]

Re-torque the stem bolts on the steerer and bars, check the front quick release is tight enough and get a bike shop to check the headset.

[S10GTA]

SteveSteveson said:

I say this because I had a very similar issue. It turned out to be the internally routed cables were catching whenever anything caused them to move. A spray of WD40 sorted it (followed by some ACF50 so stop it happening again).

Have you taken the headset off to see if there is any rust?

If it is a damp shed, you might what to use one of these next year:

http://www.mandp.co.uk/productsList.aspx?tier1=Bik...

S10GTA said:

Nice bike left in a damp shed all winter? Does not compute.

Some of us have no choice but to use a shed. Same with parking on the road. I would like to put my car and my motorbike in a garage, but I don't have the luxury. We do what we can with what we have.

Edited by SteveSteveson on Thursday 7th May 09:45

I'd love a garage too, but my nice bike lives in the house

[SteveSteveson]

S10GTA said:

I'd love a garage too, but my nice bike lives in the house

My wife would not be happy with that at all (and also I lack the room in the house to keep it without falling over it all the time). It is difficult enough for me to negotiate using a turbo trainer in the house.

[okgo]

SteveSteveson said:

My wife would not be happy with that at all (and also I lack the room in the house to keep it without falling over it all the time). It is difficult enough for me to negotiate using a turbo trainer in the house.

You have to set expectations.

I have over ten grands worth of bikes and there is no way they're living in a shed that I could break into with my bare hands. When put like that anything other than keeping them in the house would be retarded. But I do have a cupboard under the stairs where they all fit.