Vrusty88 started this discussion ·
My x sport that I ordered from studioveena is wonderful, thank you Veena! But, there's this annoying rubbing sound that's kinda loud between the connection of the A and B pole. It makes the sound when I swing on it, I suppose they are rubbing together, thus causing the sound. Any tips on how to maybe fix it? Any tips would help. Thanks
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Vrusty88 ·
My x sport that I ordered from studioveena is wonderful, thank you Veena! But, there's this annoying rubbing sound that's kinda loud between the connection of the A and B pole. It makes the sound when I swing on it, I suppose they are rubbing together, thus causing the sound. Any tips on how to maybe fix it? Any tips would help. Thanks
Vrusty88 ·
My x sport that I ordered from studioveena is wonderful, thank you Veena! But, there's this annoying rubbing sound that's kinda loud between the connection of the A and B pole. It makes the sound when I swing on it, I suppose they are rubbing together, thus causing the sound. Any tips on how to maybe fix it? Any tips would help. Thanks
Sweet D ·
Does it sound like a strong click? Mine does that sometimes......I did some research and found a few people saying that it means your pole may be tightened too much.
Vrusty88 ·
Yes, but it doesn't do it all the time. Just often enough that I'd like to fix it. You think I should loosen it then? I might try that. Did you fix yours? Thanks
Vrusty88 ·
Yes, but it doesn't do it all the time. Just often enough that I'd like to fix it. You think I should loosen it then? I might try that. Did you fix yours? Thanks
That happened with mine because of overtightening. i reassembled it and now its great!
Sweet D ·
Yes V .....I have to loosen it sometimes. It stays up all the time so I have no idea how it ends up tighter some days. It seems to happen the most when I let my friends try it out. They tend to jump on the pole so maybe that extra jolt does it. It is definitely an annoying sound so I understand u wanting to fix it.
