Hello! New to the forum - looking for R3 advice

[Frosty Rider]

are you using GP as the triumph dealer, or is there another one near you

 

[RideMyRocket]

are you using GP as the triumph dealer, or is there another one near you

Not GP.

 

[JohnsoD]

When I had my back tire replaced the shop over tighten my rear axle making the bearings click I loosen the axle a little bit and clicking went away 7000 miles ago

 

[RideMyRocket]

When I had my back tire replaced the shop over tighten my rear axle making the bearings click I loosen the axle a little bit and clicking went away 7000 miles ago

I tried that also, no joy. The only time it goes away is when on the lift with no weight on it.

 

[Gregger]

Would it be possible to take a sound clip of the noise? Love to compare it to what I've heard.

 

[RideMyRocket]

Would it be possible to take a sound clip of the noise? Love to compare it to what I've heard.

I can most definitely try that tomorrow. It's almost a hollow like sound and not consistent when rotating.

 

[Taurobiker]

Welcome to the forum Greetings from Madrid (Spain)
I hope you will soon solve the problem of rear wheel noise and let us know the source

 

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

Hi and welcome to the forum from across the pond in good ole Blighty!!

 

[RideMyRocket]

Welcome to the forum Greetings from Madrid (Spain)
I hope you will soon solve the problem of rear wheel noise and let us know the source

Thank you, will do.

 

[KDog Bone]

Hi from Oakville.
I had the rear wheel clicking sound with less that 10kms. It was the rear bearings. Check thread “CLICKING NOISE IN THE REAR WHEEL”

I got it repaired at a shop in Hamilton, couple of ext mechanics from Sturgess cycle. Great guys. Might be worth a try.