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Posted by edwar355
 - February 05, 2010, 18:14:37 PM

Mine does the same thing......but I kinda got used to it but now that you have said something its made wonder a bit. Ill tell you what i've done....
I have:
Changed tires (one had a broken belt in it) but still shook after being replaced
I had vance and hines exhaust that were hard mounted (no rubber) on the passenger foot peg....Then i bought a vulcan classic foot peg (rubber built in) and Hard Krome exhaust for a vulcan classic (the one mount is the only difference).......still shakes

Just replaced the seat....gotta corbin with little padding and noticed that I can feel mine more from the rear.....I always felt it more in the handle bars....

So now I hit up google and have seen that it maybe a bad injector (kinda makes since) and also I found this http://www.gadgetjq.com/ujoint.htm which makes since ....so says my dad....he says a U-joint can sometimes have a sweet spot in them to...

Maybe we will get our answer soon............If I can find a U-joint tomorrow i'm going to be replacing mine

Posted by steve
 - February 05, 2010, 17:23:08 PM

Hey Friends,
I need some help. At a specific RPM range, through all 5 gears, my newly purchased 2000, 1500cc drifter vibrates. The vibration is like driving over a washboard and is a big mystery to me. I am new to the drifter and haven't owned a motorcycle for years.  I would appreciate any help you can offer.

Someone suggested that it might have something to do with my aftermarket pipes.

How do you check the fuel/air mixture?

Thanks for your help

-Steve

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