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andywilson460 08-07-08 07:10 PM

Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Hi All

After sorting out my bike falling over mishaps, I've not been out for a while. When I took it out at the weekend everytime I released the clutch there was a whirring noise - pull the clutch in - noise stops, release clutch and whiring starts again. It gets louder as I speed up - any ideas???

Andy

wheelnut 08-07-08 08:24 PM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Both mine have done that from new, not saying it's right, but they were both new bikes.

the_lone_wolf 08-07-08 08:31 PM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
they all do that sir...

andywilson460 08-07-08 08:46 PM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Ahh fair enough - just haven't noticed it before - have heard the fuel system going, but not from the clutch area - must just be me not riding for a few weeks and forgetting the noises D'oh

Thanks for quick responses to put my mind at rest

shifter 09-07-08 03:46 PM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Have you ever heard a Ducati dry clutch? its the same thing but the noise is muffled by the oil and covers on the sv.

mikey devon 24-08-08 06:54 PM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by andywilson460 (Post 1562469)
Hi All

After sorting out my bike falling over mishaps, I've not been out for a while. When I took it out at the weekend everytime I released the clutch there was a whirring noise - pull the clutch in - noise stops, release clutch and whiring starts again. It gets louder as I speed up - any ideas???

Andy

hi mines a k8 with 340 miles and it does the same hope this helps:cool:

yorkie_chris 24-08-08 09:50 PM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Welcome :-D

They all do it, possibly more as the clutch mechanism wears. The problem is that having a look generally causes more trouble than it solves as the clutch covers don't always seal up again.

Dangerous Dave 25-08-08 11:17 AM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Nothing to worry about mate.

andywilson460 25-08-08 11:20 AM

Re: Wurring Clutch Noise - Help needed
 
Much appreciated- seems to be running like a dream now


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