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Posted by CDNRatMan
 - May 31, 2015, 18:25:15 PM

  Wait a moment, need to read this again, you actually got out for a ride, on your bike this year. Did the snow finally melt in the east coast?

Ok I have no vibration at any speed on my 800. Last weekend I spent 5 hours on Hiway 69 up from Perry Sound to Sudbury, then down 17 to home. and at 120 kms it as really nice, and comfy, I have however done the sprocket swap and have a 18/38 set up. This mad a huge difference in my riding.
What kind of vibration are you getting?

Posted by MikeakaFred
 - May 31, 2015, 17:51:33 PM

Last summer I took Driftin' Girl's '04 8000 out for a run . There seemed to be a slight vibration at 60mph and above.
This year I took my own '03 800 and it was the same thing...vibration beginning around 60mph...

So is this the nature of the beast or do I have both bikes with  undesirable  conditions.  I'm no stranger to both vibration ('50 Panhead) and the lack of ... up to sonic speeds(BMW Brick).

Is it the chain/sprocket arrangement, the rpm of the 800, or something completely different??

Any  thoughts are appreciated......

and thanks..

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