What Causes the Jerking Phenomenon During Motorcycle Riding?

[Bradley]

Under normal circumstances, a motorcycle should not experience jerking in any gear while riding. However, the following three reasons can force the vehicle to exhibit this relatively rare phenomenon. 1. Improper operation: If the engine speed does not match the vehicle speed, a noticeable jerking phenomenon will occur, which is referred to as a sense of hesitation. This phenomenon typically only appears when the engine is at low speed in a high gear. 2. High-speed misfire: So-called high-speed misfire is a fault in the ignition system. Its symptoms are quite obvious—when the engine reaches a certain speed range, this phenomenon occurs. It is not directly related to the vehicle's gear but only to the engine speed. 3. Gear damage: If improper operation causes gear damage while the vehicle is in motion, this phenomenon will occur. This issue usually happens in a single gear, meaning it only appears when the transmission is engaged in a specific gear.