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Author Pulsing vibration@steady RPMs  (Read 112 times)

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  • Offline Isaiah1995   cn

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    Offline Isaiah1995

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    Pulsing vibration@steady RPMs
    on: Jul 15, 2026, 05.46 am
    Jul 15, 2026, 05.46 am
    Hi everyone,

    My name's Isaiah. I'm from New Zealand, but I'm currently living in China, where I work as an English teacher. I recently bought a 2014 Suzuki GW250 with just under 15,000 km on the clock.

    I have a couple of questions.

    The first is about a vibration issue. When I'm riding at a steady RPM, I feel a rhythmic pulsing vibration that seems to be coming from the engine. At first, I thought the wheels were out of balance, so I had both tires balanced, but the vibration is still there. I'm now fairly confident it's engine-related.

    Has anyone experienced something similar or have any ideas where I should start troubleshooting? I'd rather not start tearing the engine apart without a good reason.

    My second question is about the valve clearance inspection. The service manual recommends checking the valve clearances at 15,000 km. In your experience, is this really necessary on the GW250, or do these engines usually stay within spec for much longer?

    Thanks in advance for any advice!

  • Offline Jletyxa   az

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    Offline Jletyxa

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    Re: Pulsing vibration@steady RPMs
    Reply #1 on: Today at 01:16 pm
    Today at 01:16 pm
    My greeting from Azerbaijan.

    Please check if the motorcycle moves when you twist the throttle all the way (100%). If it does move, the problem lies elsewhere. Usually, when the fuel filter gets clogged, you can feel the bike struggling to go and running a bit roughly (misfiring). Check the spark plugs. If i would see your bike physically, i might be responsible to help on max.

    About valve clearence: I can't speak for others, but my Inazuma has 39,000 km on it, and I haven't adjusted the valves yet. It runs good. I have K&N filter and Quantum fuel pump on it, and other upgrades.

     



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