What Causes Excessive Vibration in a Motorcycle Engine?
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It could be due to poor manufacturing processes and quality of the engine itself, or it might be caused by a malfunction. Factors contributing to excessive vibration: If the vibration is particularly strong at a certain speed while riding, it might be due to resonance. You can check if the engine mounting bolts are loose. Loose engine mounting bolts can increase vibration and the sensation of resonance. Additionally, poor overall design and manufacturing, as well as mismatched engine integration, can also amplify the vibration. Methods to resolve vibration: If the engine is shaking, check for loose engine mounting bolts or a broken frame. Inspect the engine mounting bolts, the front sprocket and its seat, the wheel bearing, and the sprocket cushioning areas. For the transmission system, if the pulley is heavily worn or has accumulated excessive dust, remove and clean it. Check if the pulley shoes are excessively worn or if the return springs are broken. You can lightly sand the surface of the shoes with a flat file and reassemble them for testing.