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Hi all
noticed today a strange noise coming from bike when riding ( loud enough to be worrying) no noise at idle when riding approx 4-4.5k a kind of popping noise which turn into a fairly loud whinning noise clutch in sound still there under 4k no noise No clutch slip / bike running fine Bike done 45k miles only thing I know is front sprocket is fairly worn (20k) Any ideas as I am worried (BTW has got oil in check often !) Cheers Steve
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Stange one, does it still make the noise with the clutch in and a closed throttle?
I think a good place to start (assuming it's runnibg gear) would be a good visual inspection and if possible get it on the paddock stand and turn the back wheel by hand (listening for any abnormal noises etc). The noise might well be there all the time, and just gets loud enough to hear when you get to a certain speed. |
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check to see if its speed or engine revving related?
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Problem is speed related , also when clutch is pulled in noise is still there , therefore I think its the front wheel bearings
Will pop to my local garage to get up on stands , hoping its just front wheel bearings I guess @ 45 k they could need replacing Cheers Steve
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I had my SV do something similar, a squeak / chirp that turned into a whine / squeal as the speed built up.
This was also coupled by the fact my speedo started reading irratically. Eventually the squealling stopped, as did the readings on my speedo. I'm wandering if you have a similar problem or are about to experience one...
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As I said get it up on the stands and spin the wheels over, without the engine noise you might find something either chain and sprocket or wheel bearing, breaks etc manifests itself.
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Badly-worn chain and/or sprockets can do this as well. (Add to list of possibles).
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chain may need adjusting as it may be so slack its flapping about.
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Thanks for all the replies , as have no stands will get bike to local garage to give it a check over
Cheers Steve
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