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edwin Posted on May 14, 2012

Engine noise Every time I take my W800 out for a spin I hear the engine make two kinds of noises. The dominant one is a lowish rumble, like every every motorenthusiast likes and there is a higher pitched ticking sound. At 50 k's ore more it starts to sound like a metal humming bee. It ‘s not that I’m worried, but I’m just curious as to what that sound can be. As soon as I let go of the throttle, the sound is gone. A soon as I open the throttle, the bee is back. The location is on the left side, probably where the injection is placed, so it sounds, but I'm not sure. When the motor is idling, the bee is gone.

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Dont quote me on this but last bike i worked on it was a valve adjustment when was the last time u had the adjusted

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