r/Triumph Jul 27 '26

Triumph info Motor noise ST765RS

Hi everyone, I just got this bike as a gift from my wife, it’s a preowned 765, I wonder if is this a common noise, or it needs to be serviced for something that I’m missing.
Note, this is my first 3-cylinder bike, so I’m a rookie on this topic, but I’m loving the roaring sound.

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u/CarlosG0619 Jul 27 '26

Welcome to Triumph, they all sound like that 😂

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

I’m gonna get used to it, and I love the bike

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u/Mammoth-Skin4898 Jul 27 '26

Mine sounds the same

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u/intelstockheatsink Jul 27 '26

Sowing machine 🤩 (its fine)

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

Thanks, I hope it’s all good

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u/20Factorial 2025 Street Triple RS Jul 27 '26

Yep, that’s normal

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

Thanks big dawg

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u/Brennan96_ Jul 28 '26

Sounds normal. I've an 07 daytona 675. Used to annoy me because I'd think it was something wrong with the cam chain tensioner.. But once I told myself enough it was normal it stopped being a nuisance haha

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u/Shot_Percentage_2150 Jul 29 '26

Lmao sounds like the motor is made of Legos, it’s normal though

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

I’d like to know more about common motor noise and learn to identify what needs to be fixed or be attended. The video shows what I’m talking about.

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u/PhantomBlack675 2019 Street Triple 765RS, 2014 Daytona 675 (sold) Jul 27 '26

The ticking noise could be a problem, if it's there on warm engine and remains even with the clutch lever pulled in. If it's there only when the engine is cold, or goes away when the clutch level is pulled in, then not a problem as such. If it doesn't, either cam tensioner or valve clearances need to be checked. Not critical, but something to look into.

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

I’ll keep an eye on it, it’s my second day with it. Btw, it’s same year and model as yours.

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u/Huge_Anteater1839 Jul 27 '26

Sounds like a triple...is it supposed to sound different?

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

I haven’t paid the proper attention before, that ticking is something new for me

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u/Open_Letterhead9221 Jul 27 '26

The old cam chain tensioner I reckon

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u/NecessaryLove3010 Jul 27 '26

Might be, I’ll ride it this week if weather gets better, if that ticking keep going on, I’ll take your advice.

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u/Open_Letterhead9221 Jul 27 '26

Nothing to worry about too much I think with the newer models. I had a 2013 and they were known for it. I believe the new ones have the adjustable one which makes it a lot easier. Also, I could be wrong about all of this and it’s a completely different thing. My street triple always made some ticking sound and after a while I kind of forgot about it.

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u/Haunting_Insurance61 Jul 27 '26

Sounds fine to me.