Irritating rattling noise is coming from the motorcycle's engine when hot, no rattling when cold.Too much vibrations when hot.
Motorcycle: HONDA CB UNICORN 2013.
Engine is producing rattling noise after rebuild (Piston & rings replacement).
According to my mechanic it's a piston rings rattle sound, he opened the spark plug and filled some oil in cylinder and after starting, rattling noise disappeared. is he right? and how to get rid of it? Iam using mineral engine oil 10w30 viscosity.
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My friend, if this motorcycle goes faster in reverse than forward, this is truely an odditity. You must be running really, really fast.
If we are talking about the Honda (as in the heading of your question) the CB-100 is a small motorcycle with a small engine. Not only that, but this model is now more than 30 years old. Honda makes a great engine, no matter the size. And now, after more than 30 years, you have one that runs, is a tribute to Honda!
I had a 1972 CB-100 ... , I was able to break all speed limits in the state where I lived at the time with my motorcycle. My CB-100 did not (and I don't think yours does either) have a reverse gear.
I am not familiar with the Lincoln LX110 s, your sub heading. A search in Google didn't show me any motorcycle listings. If the Lincoln LX110 st is what we are talking about, please give more informaiton.
Is it carburerated? (sp) if so, sync the carbs. Some larger inline four engines are prone to vibrating. Check all engine mount bolts. If you can not locate a problem, I would reccomend a bar snake for the handle bars to at least isolate the vibration from your hands.
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