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Metallic noise downshifting


NicoNicoNii

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Hi, i got this brand new tenere 700 2021 (euro 5)

 

I did the scheduled services from an autorized yamaha dealer, it has now almost 1500km

 

i had they mount the oem yamaha crashbars and the oem rear rack

 

i notice this metal to metal contact sound when downshifting, i can ear it from the engine and is a tad worrysome cause it wasn't there on the previous tenere 700 2019 i had before

 

the clutch itself is a bit hard but i believe it's for the mineral oil they usually put in it and because it is a new bike

 

the noise is present even if i do the revving thing after pulling the clutch before downshifting, and i can hear it a little even if i go on a bump

 

i can ear it most of the time, at high revs or lower, but not always, rather when i downshift genty and also when i'm more decise

 

i also dismount the skid plate adding some rubber spacers between it and the frame without success

 

i also checked if it could came from the lever but apparently it doesn't

 

the chain tension looks fine

 

i called to the service, 2 autorized different dealers and both they said it's normal...who knows

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Well, something is not as tight as it should be.  I would take a wrench and check to see if the fasteners are tight on the newly installed accessories as well as all the other fasteners I can visually see.  Do them all.  That way you won't lose any prematurely.  

Don't take it back until you have gone through this exercise as it's a great way to get to know your bike.  

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i've checked them, the screws are tight

i wonder if it may be a clutch or transmission internal issue, something broken

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On 5/18/2022 at 9:04 AM, NicoNicoNii said:

metal to metal contact

Kickstand has a weak spring on it, it tends to clank on bumps. Camel ADV has a really nice upgrade for $12.

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The OEM side stand return spring is a bit on the weak side and has a tough time holding up the side stand. This is especially true over rough terrain. If the side stand is allowed to swing down...

 

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  • 5 weeks later...

i've noticed that with two people on the bike the gear shifts become perfect, smooth and without added noises...may it be the chain regulation?

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  • 3 months later...

i did 3d printed a thicker spacer in petg for the shift rod shaft which exit from the engine and greased the chain..less noise but from the chain

it's not solved

 

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i'll try later on with an oil change

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