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Pulling the clutch lever makes the noise go away entirely.
I have not taken note of the effect revving the engine does to the noise.
I will have a look next time I ride the bike.
Are the chances it will be okay for a few weeks?
How could I go about checking the Cam chain/tentioner?
My plan is to use the 600 whilst I finnish off the NSR then I can get back on the NSR whilst I over haul the CBR  |
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that sounds perfectly normal then.
pulling the clutch in while the bike is running and in neutral the noise should stop
If you hear a rattle coming from the right hand side when the bikes at tick over then rev and it goes away it is the cam chain rattling.
I've had to replace mine twice (tensioner that is) but this third one seems to be lasting better than the others. ____________________ (L)users...Disk space is to good for them.
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Ah I thought the noise was there when the clutch was in. Hondas do suffer from clutch noise when idling in neutral - it's quite common. Pulling the clutch in quietens everything down. My Hornet does this and I believe the engines are much the same.
Doesn't sound like you've much to worry about.  |
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Just to echo what the above posters have said, it sounds perfectly normal, my F3 has quite a noisy clutch also.  ____________________ Willson - "If you go out on that CBR600 in the winter, you're going to do more miles on your side than on your wheels."
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 13 years, 191 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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