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96 600 Slight Vibration At 6000 Rpms And Above Is That Normal
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Sync your carbs, out of sync carbs will do just that."I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you when I called you stupid. I thought you already knew..."
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+11998 Katana 750
1992 Katana 1100
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I also have to constanly adjust my idle what should it be at because it seems like it is to high or to low all the timeComment
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Time to service your carbs, sync them first and see how it goes."I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you when I called you stupid. I thought you already knew..."
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+1 on the carb sync, *should* solve vibrations. Mine has always vibrated a tiny bit more around 5-6k than the rest of the rpm range, but it's not much and I'm usually the type to notice extremely minute operating changes lol. the idle issues would suggest either a lean or rich condition if it won't stay where you put it (assuming it was set with the motor at full operating temp, meaning after a good 10-20 minute ride). I'd probably suggest a good carb cleaning if a sync doesn't fix that as well.Originally posted by Will1983 View PostComment
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Sorry to hijack this post but I think it's been answered
My bike vibrates when I lean it to one side. Is that wheel bearings?Comment
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You could make your very own thread, you will probably have better luck with an answer then!Originally posted by edgelite View PostSorry to hijack this post but I think it's been answered
My bike vibrates when I lean it to one side. Is that wheel bearings?
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