Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
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Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
Been happening for a while now, but while riding the 'other' NC30 today it doesn't feel quite right, it feels as if something's shifting when you throttle ON and OFF and makes/feels a Clunk - first thought was engine mounts and I've checked and they're all there and done up tight, so any ideas what else it could be?
Thanks again
Matt
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
steering head bearings?
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
Cush drive rubbers?????????
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
stranglerman wrote:Cush drive rubbers?????????
Very much doubt it would be this..........NC30 doesnt have cush drive rubbers!!

As mentioned, check your head bearings, sit on bike with front brake on hard and push down hard on the bars a few times, see if you can hear/feel knocking. Or get the front end in the air and pull on forks for same effect.
Is your chain too tight, too loose??
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
CRM wrote:front mudguards rattle around a bit too.
Yep it's got a wobbly mudguards thats for sure, but no CLUNK, it feels heavier than that!
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
Thanks for that, I will check the head bearings - chain seems to be okay though.graham72 wrote:stranglerman wrote:Cush drive rubbers?????????
Very much doubt it would be this..........NC30 doesnt have cush drive rubbers!!![]()
As mentioned, check your head bearings, sit on bike with front brake on hard and push down hard on the bars a few times, see if you can hear/feel knocking. Or get the front end in the air and pull on forks for same effect.
Is your chain too tight, too loose??
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
also front wheel bearings too, mine recently collapsed, first signs were clunks, remove the wheel and feel by hand, its the best way
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
Well you learn something new everyday. No cush rubbers on the v-four honda. Never had one but was only trying to help
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Re: Throttle ON/OFF Clunk? Worried!
No cush-drive rubbers on the NC30/35.stranglerman wrote:Well you learn something new everyday. No cush rubbers on the v-four honda. Never had one but was only trying to helphonest.
NC24 has them :)
And help the chain they do

xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...