keep doing those burn outs & I'm sure it will fix the problem. It also helps braking in your crankshaft.

 

It's probally the pads dragging on the rotor.

 

Maybe you have one of those new Water-cooled Harley's and it is the cooling fan kicking in LOL

 

My 2011 Road King makes the exact same sound. It's done it since the day I got it. Never gotten any worse after about 2500 miles so I finally just wrote it off as "normal".

 

It is normal. Buy a tube of belt dressing from your dealer & apply a dab or 2. Makes the wawawawa sound almost go away.

 

Thank God for this forum! I just took my 2011 street glide into shop for service, and while there asked them to look into this same thing. Service desk kid looked at me like "huh"?

(Service writers need a bit more exposure in my opinion.)

I feel much better knowing this is "normal".

BTW, noise started around 95 degrees outside after about an hour of straight riding. Had it a year and never heard before now. So, wondering if heat induced reaction in the rubber belt?

Todd...Ride On!

 

Its likely your tires, 2200 miles is about when my tires start singing. Next time you are riding, listen to the whine as you take a curve, or cross lanes. The pitch of the whine should change because you are riding on less worn rubber.

Beary

 

will have to take a look later today

 

its a normal thing. i rode her a little too hard the other day and boy was she screaming. then she started to leak. oh well?

 

My '09 did the same thing, began about 6000miles. The first two times to the dealer they said can't find anything wrong or hear a noise. Third stop in i was told my rear tire was cupping... took to an indy shop and had a set of metzlers put on... PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!