i have a problem

[molewood4]

my problem is that when do a tailwhip motion multiple times my headset (i think) clicks quite a lot i can hear and feel it, then when i ride my heafdset comes loose after abouut half an hour, then i titen my compression and stuff so its good but it still clicks, then when i ride it comes loose again, this has happened about 10 times. i have a threadless sr fork and chris knig headset, its been good up untill a week when i realised my scooter was clicking. i have orderd the scs but i want to fix this in the meantime.

 

[Chris Harris]

the clicking is your front wheel mine does the same thing

 

[molewood4]

ok, ill see about that but headset losening tips?

 

[Chris Harris]

tighten it all the way and then put your bars all the way on

 

[molewood4]

what tighten the compression bolt a lot?
how will that help it'll just make it harder to spin

 

[Chris Harris]

lube the headset how long have you had your king

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

im sure hes had it a longggggggg time

 

[mat]

check the bearings.

 

[molewood4]

its sealed, i think ill just muck around with it and see if it works, my kings about a year old but i dont think theres anything wrong with it.

 

[Chris Harris]

yeah just put some lube in it... thats what i did to my king and its perfect

 

[molewood4]

OK, ill try that

 

[Kodye Gregory]

yeah just lube it

 

[nate-O.S.K]

thats totaly normal all sealed headsets have a knot in them that clicks its fine just use some speed cream in it and ride it hard and it will eventually go away

 

[molewood4]

its gone, but i dont know how cos i just fiddled with it. lol.

 

[nate-O.S.K]

lol yeah my cane creek clicks sometimes but it was twans old headset lol
well the bottom cup was twans

 

[kurt warren]

if it is ur front wheel which i doubt, it has happened to me with 3 wheels, a crack in the wheel makes it sound stupid

 

[anguscoots]

with headset loose thing, loosen your clamp(s) push them down and then titen them heaps, happend to me