What Causes the Front-End Noise in Domestic Ninja Motorcycles?

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LaSkylar
07/29/25 12:27pm
Front-end noise in domestic Ninja motorcycles may be caused by bearing aging, incomplete brake pad separation, or friction between the dust seal and axle sleeve. Bearing Aging: As the motorcycle's usage time increases, the bearings may age, leading to front-end noise. Incomplete Brake Pad Separation: If the motorcycle's brake pads do not separate completely, it can cause front wheel noise, which may affect riding safety in severe cases. Friction Between Dust Seal and Axle Sleeve: After prolonged riding, the dust seal and sleeve of the motorcycle are prone to friction, resulting in front-end noise during operation.
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