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    Buzzing noise at high rpm in dominar

    I have a Dominar 2019 UG, which is around 2 months (600 km) old. All of a sudden it has started making unusual buzzing noise above 3500 RPM somewhere from the front of the bike. The noise increase as the rpm is increases irrespective of the speed. The noise is not there at low rpm.
    What could be the problem and how to get it fixed
    Tags: dominar
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    Re: Buzzing noise at high rpm in dominar

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      Re: Buzzing noise at high rpm in dominar

      Originally posted by BPdt View Post
      I have a Dominar 2019 UG, which is around 2 months (600 km) old. All of a sudden it has started making unusual buzzing noise above 3500 RPM somewhere from the front of the bike. The noise increase as the rpm is increases irrespective of the speed. The noise is not there at low rpm.
      What could be the problem and how to get it fixed
      Its quite common. Still your bike has not completed break-in period. After your second or third service, there won't be noise.

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        Re: Buzzing noise at high rpm in dominar

        I have the same prob with my D400 UG. Buzzing noise and vibrations between 3K-4K rpm. It has reduced a lot after the second service. I am waiting to see the results after the third service.

        Otherwise, one of the reasons could be wrong chain adjustment. (The SC guys made a careless mistake with mine.)
        1. The chain was too tight (Recommended slack 20-30mm)
        2. Match the markers present on both the sides of the swing arm for correct chain adjustment.
        3. Make sure the chain is properly cleaned and lubed. (Makes a lot of difference)

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