Brucenc700x
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I have over 10.000 on my bike .The chain I tightened up And put chain lube on it but it making noises .I tighten chain to what the bike specs .
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You may want to look for kinks in the chain. Sometimes those can cause a rhythmic clicking sound. If you have those, you'll need to replace the chain.
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Don't forget to check the chain alignment.
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OK I will do that thanks for the in put
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When I checked my new-to-me NC700, I had a hell of a time getting the chain tension correct.
The problem was stiff links.
At 10,000 miles, if your ride is over 3 years old and there is ANY question about how it was stored, I'd start with a new chain.
Not a motorcycle chain expert here, but I do know bicycle chains very well.
In any event, if you are on the original chain I'd start with a new one.
It's all sorts of fun installing the new one. Hint, use the riveted link not the easy one.
The problem was stiff links.
At 10,000 miles, if your ride is over 3 years old and there is ANY question about how it was stored, I'd start with a new chain.
Not a motorcycle chain expert here, but I do know bicycle chains very well.
In any event, if you are on the original chain I'd start with a new one.
It's all sorts of fun installing the new one. Hint, use the riveted link not the easy one.
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