19-07-16, 10:32 PM
(19-07-16, 10:18 PM)Hedgetrimmer link Wrote: [quote author=Exupnut link=topic=20617.msg237558#msg237558 date=1468948626]
It could be the sound of ur ass when approaching a bend with a hedge while checking mirrors ....have u tried clenching ur cheeks on the twisty's ?
How's that high performance NC700 working out for you? :lol
Tried the brakes on acceleration when hearing the noise, makes no difference. I don't think it's wheel bearings - I've had one go on me on a previous bike and it was nothing like this. It gets worse as everything warms up, but had another good look round and can see nothing rubbing anywhere, no untoward vibration. Very puzzling.
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Is it there if you jack up the front and spin the front wheel? If it is remove the calipers and hang them up away from the wheel and spin it again. If it goes, it's the pads/discs. It is the slow process of elimination.