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i get really bad vibration on my right hand on handle bar, sometimes i can't move my hand for 10 seconds , has anyone had the same problem and solve it.
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I used to have a Blackbird, with lots of head shake.
I fitted a steel belted radial front tyre and that solved the problem instantly
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Originally Posted by loxsmith
I used to have a Blackbird, with lots of head shake.
I fitted a steel belted radial front tyre and that solved the problem instantly
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cheers glen what make of tyre was it, total agree live ever day like its your best day as well
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I think the later version of what I was using is a Metzler Roadtec Z8
Not sure where you are from, it's not in your profile? Check what other steel belted brands are available locally
Good luck
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Hi coolblackbird.
We had a similar discussion on 1200sport.com a few weeks ago, here's the post...
Moto Guzzi 1200 Sport Forum • Login
When this happened to me I found that all I had to do was consciously relax my grip on the throttle and the problem went away.
Good luck, I know how bad this can get.
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I think the later version of what I was using is a Metzler Roadtec Z8
Not sure where you are from, it's not in your profile? Check what other steel belted brands are available locally
Good luck
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Irish living in england must update profile thanks for advice
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Hi coolblackbird.
We had a similar discussion on 1200sport.com a few weeks ago, here's the post...
Moto Guzzi 1200 Sport Forum • Login
When this happened to me I found that all I had to do was consciously relax my grip on the throttle and the problem went away.
Good luck, I know how bad this can get.
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hi flyingdoctor
i try the relax the hand and it works sometimes i think i will try all methods do some exercises. cheers and good luck to you as well
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