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SV650S_DUB 04-08-07 10:23 AM

ticking/rattle begins at just over 4000rpm
 
Good morning all,

yesterday during a ride I noticed my bike seemed to produce a kind of ticking/clicking rattle type noise. The sound seemed to dissipate above say 5500rpm, perhaps muffled a bit by the wind and ambient sounds. From listening it appears the sound is coming from the motor of the bike or at least that area of the machine.
I can't recall hearing this "clicky" sound before and it only manifests itself when the revs broach the 4000 mark. I haven't found anything in the search to ally my worries so has anyone on here a similar rattle/clicking noise and is it something I need to worry about/get looked at or can I ride on and ignore it? Thanks.

DUB.

pencil shavings 04-08-07 10:31 AM

Re: ticking/rattle begins at just over 4000rpm
 
I have a similar noise, but it sound more wirring to me coming from the same area.

What bike to you have? that might help with the diognosis.

the_lone_wolf 04-08-07 11:05 AM

Re: ticking/rattle begins at just over 4000rpm
 
mine does it too, i got a loud exhaust and the problem hasn't bothered me since...

thedonal 04-08-07 11:27 AM

Re: ticking/rattle begins at just over 4000rpm
 
Mine does this too- I'm starting to think that it's a suzuki twin thing...

John 675 04-08-07 11:56 AM

Re: ticking/rattle begins at just over 4000rpm
 
i raised this issue too, because i was really worried, and believe me its supposed to sound like that lol, it was narrowed down to FI system, cam chain, or spark plug . . doing exactly what they should, i say dont worry :p
get a louder exhaust

BILLY 04-08-07 03:25 PM

Re: ticking/rattle begins at just over 4000rpm
 
Sounds like your 1 cam chain tentioners has stuck/failed! Do a search on it and you will find a how to!:D


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