COMO ELIMINAR LA VIBRACIÓN DE MI MOTO /✅ /nunca fue tan fácil

Desarmando una Moto - How to Reduce Motorcycle Vibrations

In this video, the speaker provides tips on reducing motorcycle vibrations by adjusting and tightening various components. The focus is on the mechanical aspects that can be adjusted or maintained to minimize vibrations.

Adjusting Screws for Vibration Reduction

• Tighten the screws in succession, including those in the chassis and rear axle motors.

• Replace the 14-millimeter nut with a 17-millimeter one for better tightening.

• Pay attention to the screws in the cylinder heads (8 millimeters), tighten them but not excessively.

Fork Adjustment and Chain Maintenance

• Check for axial play in the forks and adjust if necessary.

• Ensure proper chain tension and lubrication.

• Inspect rubber components, such as plate holder rubbers, for wear and replace if needed.

Foot Post and Front Direction Adjustment

• Tighten all screws on the foot post to eliminate vibrations.

• Check for play in front direction by braking and leaning forward; adjust if necessary.

Importance of Mechanical Adjustments

• Regular maintenance helps reduce vibrations caused by mechanical issues.

• Adjusting chassis screws against the engine significantly decreases vibrations.

The transcript provided does not cover all parts of the video, so it's important to watch it fully for a complete understanding.

Desmontando Motores Chinos Vibrations and Engine Maintenance

In this section, the speaker discusses vibrations in Chinese motorcycles and provides tips for engine maintenance to reduce vibrations.

Vibrations in Chinese Motorcycles

• Chinese motorcycles have heavier crankshafts compared to engines with balancers.

• The engines in Chinese motorcycles are not balanced at 100% like Japanese or Indian motorcycles.

• These unbalanced engines cause vibrations that can loosen screws and affect the entire chassis of the motorcycle.

• To reduce vibrations, it is important to tighten the engine screws properly and avoid plastic parts from breaking due to vibrations.

Engine Maintenance Tips

• Regularly tighten the engine screws, especially the back screws.

• Pay attention to details such as chainring rubber, chainring holder rubber or bushings, and steering set.

• Avoid using cement when assembling parts. Use appropriate seals and joint materials instead.

• Tighten bridges and adjust them properly to prevent torsion during braking.

• Mount lantern supports on rubber for better vibration absorption.

Soluciones para Reducir las Vibraciones en Motos

In this section, the speaker continues discussing solutions to reduce vibrations in motorcycles.

Additional Solutions for Vibration Reduction

• Tighten screws on the back of the motorcycle to significantly reduce vibrations.

• Replace plates with ammunition with a screw and nut with brake to eliminate annoying vibrations caused by certain parts.

• Properly tighten bridge screws and other supports to minimize vibration-related torsion.

• Use rubber mounts and refined nails for seats to help maintain the motorcycle in good condition.

Conclusion

The speaker concludes the video by inviting viewers to like, subscribe, and explore other videos on their channel for more tips and content related to motorcycles.

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New Section

This section discusses the process of readjustment and re-tightening in a video. It also mentions the issue of a loose exhaust pipe causing vibrations.

Readjustment and Re-tightening

• Done with a readjustment and re-tightening process to ensure the video is not heavy for viewers.

• Sometimes, the exhaust pipe may become loose inside, causing vibrations.

• The exhaust pipe cannot be replaced; it needs to be sent for repair.

New Section

In this section, something interesting is shown related to a bike.

Bike Details

• The speaker shows something related to a bike.

• They were asked about this particular bike.

• It is used for racing and has an issue with the ignition coil.

• The speaker quickly changed the winding and made a quick installation.

New Section

This section continues discussing the bike mentioned earlier.

Bike Inspection

• The speaker shows how they do someone a favor regarding the bike.

• They mention using blue tape on the ignition coil because it was spare from the track.

• The bike has a 200 motor with rod regulation.

• Various technical aspects are marked on the motor, including jaws, vein plugs, oil plug, and seal.

New Section

This section focuses on an oil plug seal.

Oil Plug Seal

• The speaker points out that there is a good oil plug seal visible.

• They mention that another oil plug does not look good and is throwing oil.

• A cracked crankcase is shown as well.

New Section

In this section, further details about disassembling the motorcycle are discussed briefly.

Disassembling the Motorcycle

• The speaker mentions that they will disassemble the motorcycle.

• They state that they won't talk about preparation but mention having some tanks to avoid dumping anything.

New Section

This section concludes the discussion about the motorcycle mentioned earlier.

Motorcycle Details

• The speaker refers to a 200 engine of a motorcycle that was produced and sold but is no longer on the market.

• Despite it not being available anymore, they continue to work on it.