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Mine either, but why would you do that? If you must do it try revving just a little and see if it goes away ,second place to check is prolly your tank bolts.
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Could be a number of things. Tank bolts is a good and easy check, these tend to loosen if not loctited. also could be a loose clutch lever, man rattles real good if its not tightened to spec, and having the steering locked in a direction would generate more fibes from the engine to the handlebars. try locking it in a direction and grabbing your levers, mirrors, turn signals, and anything else you can try to find the rattle.
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