Has anyone?

[Hodawwg]

Put it on a trailer after I felt it thinking oh shit my crank is crapped again.
It threw a code and was I very relieved it was a sensor.

[Berserker]

But sounds like not much warning from the diagnostic, if you had to trailer. With a carbed bike, all you got is map and CPK, so like I said I just replaced them. $43ish each.

[Serg06]

The vibration I felt was like discribed above. Felt like it was coming from the road. But it wasn't. I road another 200 miles this way. I am not getting any codes at all.

[Berserker]

Did you feel it in boards, bars, entire bike?

When my front mount was loose, I felt it mostly in the floorboards.

How are the tires? Though thats more of gradual change. But new front and rear do make a difference. The tires wear, you usually only have two new ones, every other time.

[Serg06]

Feels like it's coming from the center of the bike. It's kind of hard to explain. One's I get her all back together I'll ride again and focus on exactly were it coming from.

[Berserker]

Its hard to explain, I'll just have to take it for a ride myself.



One final check. Is your cell phone on vibrate?

[stoney]

[Serg06]

Originally Posted by Berserker

Its hard to explain, I'll just have to take it for a ride myself.



One final check. Is your cell phone on vibrate?

Is that what it was???? Man I'm such a doof!

[y2kflhr]

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[orbit]

Check to see if you have an errant screw, nut or bolt wedged between the engine and frame, or if you have any part of the engine and/or it's related doodads touching the frame in a way not planned by the MoCo.

Sometimes an oddball type vibe will be caused by the above. I've had it happen to me. A bolt wedged between the primary case and frame, in front of the swingarm attach point. Drove me nuts.