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vibrations at 4000rpm
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13 Aug 2009 20:48 #313796
by leakyseal
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My 78 will blur the mirrors in that range.I'm used to it.My friends 77 GS750 does it too.
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13 Aug 2009 22:56 #313813
by bountyhunter
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9am53 wrote:
My 750 twin does it from about 3600 to 4200.I have never noticed the vibration when parked in neutral, but it happens whenever I am riding. When I accelerate it begins at about 3800, and ends at 4000, so it's only a small window, but it's annoying.
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14 Aug 2009 04:22 - 14 Aug 2009 04:25 #313837
by 9am53
'84 GPz900r
'71 CB350
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Replied by 9am53 on topic vibrations at 4000rpm
txturbo wrote:
I'll do that tonight, and I am going to try the rubber dampeners too, along with a tune up as soon as I get some scratch together. I do get the impression that these engines kind of do this normally though, I think I may have been overanalysing my situation
if you have vibrations at certain RPMs, check to make sure all your motor mounts bolts are tight.
I'll do that tonight, and I am going to try the rubber dampeners too, along with a tune up as soon as I get some scratch together. I do get the impression that these engines kind of do this normally though, I think I may have been overanalysing my situation
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'71 CB350
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