What Causes the Front Wheel of a Motorcycle to Make Noise?
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Noise from the front wheel of a motorcycle may occur because the new brake pads and the contact surface of the brake disc have not yet fully worn in. Additionally, if there are hard spots on the brake pads, friction can be generated during semi-engagement, resulting in noise. Alternatively, after some use, as the brake pads and brake disc fully wear in, the noise may gradually disappear. This is a normal phenomenon. More details are as follows: 1. Electric motorcycles run slower than fuel-powered motorcycles and tend to have more issues than regular electric bikes. Generally, it's best to charge an electric motorcycle once every 20 days or so. 2. Each time you charge, it's advisable to continue charging for an hour after the light turns from red to green, but not exceeding 2 hours. If the light hasn't changed after 8 hours, stop charging and have it inspected at the manufacturer's repair center to determine whether the issue lies with the battery or the charger.