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Whirring whine @ 38-42mph?
Just purchased a 600cc Ryker a week ago and just love her. Learning curve from being on two wheels for 55yrs but enjoying the ride. I have a whirring/whining sound coming from my rear tire/rear end between 38 and 42mph that is slightly annoying. Any slower or faster and whine disappears. Anyone else out there have that noise or is it normal for the cvt? Thanks & ride safe!
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Could be just normal sounds. But I would certainly check the fluid level to at least eliminate that possibility. Could also be a gear issue. But time will tell on that and it would be a warranty item I would think. My 900 does not make any drive shaft noises that I can hear.
I would certainly take it to your dealer and have them test ride it. If nothing else, it will get the problem documented so it's on the books if something goes south later.
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Thanks BajaRon, appreciate your feedback. I was planning on checking the gear lube level this afternoon as I've seen posts about a low level issue here. Thanks and ride safe!
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As we are just starting to get information and reviews hard to say. What tire pressure are you running could be too low . Did read hear several units had problem with the final drive oil level. There were threads here on how to check that it should be an in-out visit to any dealer. Let us know what you find so we can gather more cures for such issues...
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My Ryker with 900 miles is Much Louder than My F3. I were ear buds on both and always do the last 2 miles home without Music to listen to vehicle sounds AND the Ryker is More Noisy than any of My 3 former Spyders? But Its Addicting to Drive-
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Thanks Cueman. I know the struggles of sore joints. Sounds like you're pretty innovative to make things work...where there's a will, there's a way! Haven't had a chance to check the rear fluid yet, but will post my findings.
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Update...checked the rear drive gear fluid and she was full. cueman was correct, it's a bit of a pain to put the plug back in. It's a real tight fit between the disc and the plug hole. Dropped the plug numerous times (that gear oil is slippery stuff) until I sparked the idea to use a magic magnetic wand to hold it in place until I could start the threads to line up. Cinched it down with an 8mm long t-handle hex. Solved the whining whirr by not driving between 38 and 42mph! Thanks Ya'll for your input and I'll sleep better knowing there's plenty of gear oil back there...Off in the wind. 600+ miles in a week and a grin that won't wipe off my face. Blessings!
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