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  • #16
    Hello I've also had this problem sometime ago I own a pulsar UG3 and my bike used to wobble at around 50 to 60 speeds..I had bought a new Ceat tyre similar to the zapper pattern..I got it replaced and was provided with Tvs rib pattern tyres{I didnt have a choice} but now there is no such problem ..And i have tried this several times when i dont engage my hands on the steering and my bike doens"t wobble and i am happy!

    ps some one had told me that all pulsars wobble at 50 to 60 speeds lol ..

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    • #17
      Wrath, Only getting the tyre changed may be a complete solution or do i need to do something else..

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      • #18
        Antz Bin.
        This is pretty interesting & informative for me as well. Will get the same done & be get back to you. Let's see whether it works.

        Originally posted by antz.bin View Post
        This one I know!! There is a shaking handlebar at all speeds above 45-50 if you let go of the handlebar? If yes, the issue is with a loose nut of the rear wheel where it is connected to the swing arm. It should be torqued correctly but regular SVCs don't have torque wrenches. Anyways, it can be done in 2-3 trials even if the mech is not aware of the issue.

        One of my co-riders on a tour had the exact same issue on his RTR. I had gone with him to the mech's but was somewhat distracted when he did his thing. On asking, this is what I was told. The guy was riding the severely wobbling bike for over 600km till then, and all it took the mech to rectify it was 3-4 minutes. The issue never re-occured at least for the next 2.5k km till the tour ended.

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        • #19
          Hello bro i am not really an expert when it comes to bikes..But the problem that i had vanished after i replaced the tyre{ and i was given a tvs rib pattern tyre had no choice there}cos they replaced it right-away without much fuss!!!.The brand new tyre that i bought {CEAT} had a similar pattern to the mrf zapper ones..i wasn"t happy with it!!

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          • #20
            some or all of these would help!
            worn out tyre replacement
            thru your wheels if spokes
            replace left right shock up oil!
            check for bend in bars and "T"
            replace and tighten cone set
            http://richard-david.blogspot.com

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