Could be the brake rubbing, could be other things, take it back to them and let them know
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Depends how much riding you do. I assume your hub has gone bad. If you clean it and add grease then it should go away. If its the brake rotor then try adjust the non-cable actuated side of the calliper since it shouldn’t hit the rotor while riding, or re-do the brake cable’s tension.
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Could be the brake rubbing, could be other things, take it back to them and let them know
Depends how much riding you do. I assume your hub has gone bad. If you clean it and add grease then it should go away. If its the brake rotor then try adjust the non-cable actuated side of the calliper since it shouldn’t hit the rotor while riding, or re-do the brake cable’s tension.