Why Does a Motorcycle Wobble When Hands Are Off the Handlebars?
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Specific reasons are as follows: 1. Loose bolts: These bolts include front and rear axle nuts, swingarm pivot nuts, steering stem nuts, shock absorber mounting bolts, and other bolts directly related to the motorcycle's stability. Each of these bolts and nuts plays a significant role. 2. Excessive clearance in the motorcycle: Excessive steering stem clearance, excessive front and rear wheel bearing clearance, or excessive swingarm clearance can all cause this issue. Excessive wear can also affect the motorcycle's stability. 3. Deformation of corresponding motorcycle parts: Improper operation by the rider or other reasons during use can lead to deformation of the front and rear wheels, front shock absorbers, or the motorcycle frame. 4. Motorcycle tire pressure: The air pressure in the front and rear tires must be appropriate. Otherwise, both over-inflation and under-inflation can cause the motorcycle body to wobble. Additionally, loose spokes or wheels can also lead to handlebar wobbling.