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    • #4448
      Louie Northam
      Participant

      Hi, having issues with my bike recently were it looses acceleration when warmed up, engine makes puffing noise, overheating and slight vibrations through the bike so from what I’ve been reading the worst that this can be is from a bent valve. Anyone roughy know the cost to replace these in a garage before I send my bike away. Many thanks

    • #4450
      ♠️ M77
      Keymaster

      Are you able to sort of like upload a video through an external source like youtube or fb  or a short clip uploaded to this site.   Least we can listen to it?

      Any history of clearances done?

      Clutch basket? (Plates , springs etc)

      Can you put your hands on the engine while cold, does it shake voilently like someone is hammering it as revs go uo or while idling

      Have you heard the cam tensioners behind the engine make noises? (When your ear is directly behind it)(what year is it because 125s have 3 tensioner styles. Big head ,  flat head blunt end, flat head pointy head) or upload a pic?

       

    • #4453
      Louie Northam
      Participant

      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgUGkCc3Q_vq3sIV7b9OZ6A
      theres a link to videos I’ve put on YouTube.

      Its a 2016.

      looked through service documents valves haven’t been touched neither has cam chain.
      The vibrating is very minimal like normal (think I was just overthinking the vibration) The noise seems to be coming from the rear cylinder, and this is where it will heat up to the point I can’t touch it.

    • #4454
      Simon
      Participant

      I wouldn’t have thought you have a bent/damaged valve this would cause issues whether hot or cold, the losing power etc when hot could be a fueling problem check the intake manifold for leaks. A headgasket could do the same a simple compression test would be the quickest way to rule that out.

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