[quote author=Mica07ms3 link=topic=87267.msg1708531#msg1708531 date=1189610075]
Yea I'm pretty sure it's something coming from the hub area, like a brake pad or CV joint or something. I'm not gonna say it's a CV joint though because the noise is such a pronounced click, like metal on metal, where a CV joint is inside a rubber boot packed with grease, you'd barely be able to hear it I'd think. Unless something in that joint is moving, making the clicking noise which resonates down the axle or something, kinda like taking a hammer to a rail road track.
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go to a parking lot, turn the wheels hard right and make a circle, do the same to the left, if it makes the noise louder or clicks like a playing card in the bike wheel, then which ever way to turned and the noise was present it which side the axel is bad on.
if it's the brake pads, which I think it is, then visually look at the pads, often times when people replace pads, they don't put the spacers back in, they are supposed to be there for this reason. to fix this, go get some brake lube from advance auto zone oreilly's where ever, lube any place where the pads touch metal to metal. If this doesn't fix it, orders some brake shims, explain what they are for and they will order or point you to the right ones. If they don't look right, they probably aren't. Another thing you can do, take the pad out of the piston and expand the spring on the back of the pad.
Final note, make sure everything is lubed and tight, your noise will go away if it's a brake pad.