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Why Does the Motorcycle Chain Make a Clicking Sound?

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VonElizabeth

09/07/25 4:02am

The reasons for the motorcycle chain making a clicking sound are: 1. Poor fit between the chain and the sprocket; 2. Lack of lubrication in the motorcycle chain; 3. A part of the chain is stuck. Methods for maintaining the motorcycle chain include: 1. Regularly cleaning the motorcycle chain during usual rides, and applying specialized lubricating oil after cleaning; 2. Ensuring quality when purchasing a motorcycle chain. Motorcycles are powered by gasoline engines and are two or three-wheeled vehicles steered by handlebars for front-wheel turning. They are lightweight, flexible, fast, widely used for patrol or passenger and cargo transportation, and also serve as sports equipment.

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RichardAnn

09/19/25 3:28am

That sound, the clunking noise from a motorcycle chain, is most commonly caused by a loose chain. When the chain tension is insufficient, it tends to jump and rub against the sprockets while running, naturally producing that constant clunking sound. You should first stop the bike, find a safe spot, and test the chain's sag by pushing the middle section with your hand. A sag of about 1-2 cm is normal; anything beyond that means it needs tightening. Having ridden motorcycles for ten years myself, I check the chain every few hundred kilometers. Adjusting the tension is as simple as using a wrench to turn the rear axle nut, but be careful not to over-tighten it—excessive tension can lead to faster wear. Lack of lubrication is another major issue; dirt buildup can cause noise. I make it a habit to use a dedicated chain spray lubricant every 500 km. If the noise persists after adjustment, the chain might be worn out or the sprocket teeth could be damaged. In that case, it's time to visit a shop for replacements—safety should always come first. Ignoring chain issues can lead to a high risk of the chain coming off while riding, which is terrifying. Regular maintenance saves both peace of mind and money.

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