What Causes Front Wheel Wobble in Motorcycles?
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Motorcycle front wheel wobbling from side to side is due to damaged bearings inside the wheel. Worn-out bearings develop excessive axial clearance, causing the wheel to sway laterally. Below are key points regarding proper motorcycle usage: Starting the vehicle: Always complete the self-check procedure during startup and aim for instant ignition. If the first ignition attempt fails, pause briefly before trying again. If the engine fails to start after three consecutive attempts, discontinue ignition and investigate the cause. Vehicle warm-up: Never randomly rev the throttle during warm-up. Let the engine idle for 2-3 minutes (this duration can be slightly reduced in summer). The benefit of warm-up is allowing all engine components to quickly reach optimal lubrication state, preparing the motorcycle for normal starting and riding. Starting off: Locate the clutch engagement point, maintain steady pressure, gradually apply throttle, then gently release the clutch to complete the starting procedure.