Squeak when I take off

[texvet16]

I have a squeaking nose when I take off from a stop. As far as i know it never stops, I just can't here it at high speeds. At low speed when I pull the clutch in, the squeak stops. When I let it out, it starts again. It sounds like it's comming from the right side. Can anyone help me out?

 

[BigDogBro1]

Could be the clutch pushrod is getting dry or the ramp bearing is going out on the actuation cable side. Search for clutch pushrod adjusting to get a start on it.

 

[chacha]

Any chance it's the chick you have on the back? :lol::lol::lol:

 

[woodbutcher]

Could be the clutch pushrod is getting dry or the ramp bearing is going out on the actuation cable side. Search for clutch pushrod adjusting to get a start on it.

agree:up:

 

[Relic]

If it's still doing it after checking the clutch push rod etc, it could be belt squeek if it's only doing it under a load.

 

[f18mech]

If you have a metzler rear tire. check the rear belt alignment. I had the belt rub on mine becuase the profile of the metzler 300 tires is wider than the avon.

 

[Kdub]

Check your fender mounting bolts had an annoying rattle I couldn't find ended up being a lose fender bolt. Only rattled when under power.

 

[woodbutcher]

and it could be fooling you as to where it is coming from and could be the throw-out bearing.

 

[Mangy Mutt]

check the top motor mount. my mastiff did the same thing tightened the shit out of it.... squeak fixed

 

[T.Byrd]

There has been a lot of talk about this on here. If it does it under a load there is a good chance it is the rear pully. You can change all the belts you want and its probably going to continue till you change the pully. Bob if it is the pully it should stop when you let off the throttle and start when you get back into it,with out the clutch.

 

[Ghostflame]

I have a squeaking nose when I take off from a stop. As far as i know it never stops, I just can't here it at high speeds. At low speed when I pull the clutch in, the squeak stops. When I let it out, it starts again. It sounds like it's comming from the right side. Can anyone help me out?

Clean it, if it's dirty
Oil it, if it squeeks
But: Don't mess with it, if it works!

Sorry. But I couldn't resist. :roll:

 

[stinger1]

Mine did this, it was the Bearings in the Baker. the shaft was moving from side to side by about 2 ml which meant it was rubbing....

 

[BOBE]

mine ended up being the drive belt. I was told to spray some WD40 and see if it went away. It did.

 

[texvet16]

Thank ya'll for the advice, let me put it up on the jack and try some of the stuff.

 

[T.Byrd]

Thank ya'll for the advice, let me put it up on the jack and try some of the stuff.

He's right if it is the rear pully you can spray some belt dressing on it and it will stop for a short while.

 

[texvet16]

I sprayed some belt dressing on it and ir stopped the squeak.

 

[Mojo]

After the bike has been rolled forward, see where the belt is tracking on the transmission pulley. It should be close to the center of the pulley. I have found the belt rubbing on the transmission trap door many times, and it makes a squeaking noise when it does. You should also notice belt debri on the trap door if this is the case. This is caused by a worn transmission main bearing.