clicking noise in low gear 2008 cbr125

vlocka

vlocka

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so today i went riding around my neighborhood and everything was going fine until out of no where after i came up to a stop sign the bike started clicking when i was in first gear. when the bike starts to speed up to about 15-20kmh it stops but as soon as i slow down again it starts clicking. it feels like its coming from the front breaks, like something is stuck or got jammed in it.
it happens from take off from complete stop every time it feels like.

feels kinda like if there was a stick between your bike tire spokes and just clicks when you pedal. thats the closest thing i can describe it as.

any ideas what it could be?
 
^ Inspect them!

If the clicking is consistent with road speed then it is most likely something caught in the brake rotor or jammed into the tire tread, and either situation should be clearly visible.
 
^ Inspect them!

See if something is jammed in the pads/rotors or in the treads in the tires. Also look at the chain to make sure it hasn't loosened up too much.
 
2008 cbr 125r and I will inspect them after work and post pics maybe you guys can see something I can't

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I inspected them still no luck on seeing what's wrong.

I took.it out again around the block and seems to click 1st to 2nd gear then when speeding up deappears but it went away for 10min then came back when I came up to a stop sign and pulled away.

I guess I will take it to a shop if I don't figure it out soon.

Here are pics let me know if u notice anything that I can't see.




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maybe its the fairing vibrating?



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It's only in first/second?

My first thought it loose chain, check the slack.
Check fairing bolts/cables to make sure everything is tight and in place (could be something flapping in the wind)
Put your bike on a rear stand and carefully let it run in first and see if the sound is there. If it isn't, then it's not the chain/rear.
Put your bike on a front stand, spin the front and see if the sound appears. Lightly apply the brakes and spin.
 
When I find a rear stand I will or buy one. But it is coming from.the front 200% and not.vibrating sounds like something is wackingn the front spokes but don't see any loose cables

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