Hi all!
Lets see if you can help me...
Today i went for a ride on my nc35, i stoped the bike and when i started again i had a horrible noise!!!
I stoped a few more time and the same. I looked for the source and i couldnt say for sure, is like its cameing from the cluch or starter. While i was looking for that ,the bike cooled down and then the noise was gone. I went home and when i was there i tried again and ohhh once more!!!
I havent see an starter motor doing a horrible noise like this in my life!!!
What do you think.

http://s1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa4 ... 1_3720.mp4

Nobody hear that?? Any help??

I hear the noise, but I'm not entirely sure. It might be dodgy brushes or bearings in the starter motor, or it might even be related to the starter clutch. I guess the first thing to do would be to score a secondhand motor and swap it with the one on your engine and see if the noise goes away. There are a number on eBay, and you'll probably find a few of the hoarders here have one you could beg, buy or borrow....

Thanks! will do!!

All I can hear is the starter motor. Admittedly I seems to stick on for a second or so after the engine has acctually fired up, but thats all I can hear - nothing more sinister.....but my hearing is crap

Maybe check the starter button to ensure it is not sticking slightly hence keeping the starter motor cranking for a split second or so when released.

On The vid its not really apreciate but that nois is really loud is like two metals touching...

The only things I can liken it to are my dad's electric drill when I was a kid that always squealed like that as it slowed down after you stopped using it, and occasionally with a model railway locomotive that hadn't been used in ages that needed a drop of oil on the commutator bearing.

Hi again!! It has been a while now i have this problem... Well i have change the starter motor and it was the same, then i changed the starter clutch and still the same noise!!!!
It only happens when the bike its hot, not on could start and the bike runs as normal...
Any help?? Anything else i could check??

Music to my ears!

+1 starter clutch. Are you sure the replacement you have is not faulty also. Disassemble the one you removed, you should be able to identify any damaged/worn bits and some parts are still available from Honda. At least you would have as new a starter clutch as you can get.