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Hey all!
I have a question which might not be drivetrain related. Now, this may be completely normal, but I never heard this clicking sound before that I am currently hearing up front, so I'm going to ask anyway:
When I'm at a stop (in gear or in neutral), and I start to roll onto the throttle, there's a slight clicking sound. Once I'm up to speed (5mph > ), it goes away. It's definitely up front, and it sounds like the front fender is making contact with something. I have checked under the front fender, all the wires look tidy and nothing seems to be interfering, clearance is good. This is noticeable when the bike is turned off and rolling, too. It's specifically low speed movements that I notice it. It just seems abnormal to me, I've never heard this up until now and I have had the bike since May.
Couple things to note:
- I'm average weight (170 lbs)
- Bike has no modifications.
- Front tire is the stock Michelin
I can't figure out what it is! I'm new to bikes so it may be an extremely simple adjustment.
I have a question which might not be drivetrain related. Now, this may be completely normal, but I never heard this clicking sound before that I am currently hearing up front, so I'm going to ask anyway:
When I'm at a stop (in gear or in neutral), and I start to roll onto the throttle, there's a slight clicking sound. Once I'm up to speed (5mph > ), it goes away. It's definitely up front, and it sounds like the front fender is making contact with something. I have checked under the front fender, all the wires look tidy and nothing seems to be interfering, clearance is good. This is noticeable when the bike is turned off and rolling, too. It's specifically low speed movements that I notice it. It just seems abnormal to me, I've never heard this up until now and I have had the bike since May.
Couple things to note:
- I'm average weight (170 lbs)
- Bike has no modifications.
- Front tire is the stock Michelin
I can't figure out what it is! I'm new to bikes so it may be an extremely simple adjustment.