vibration on 6000 rpm and up.

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This may sound like it's coming out of left field, but how's your clutch?
 
I have had engine vibes before on different bikes and two of the causes were;

1, loose or not correctly torqued engine mountings. To fix this I backed them all off and re-torqued them.

2, loose steering head bearings. This felt like it was the engine that was vibrating.
 
I have had engine vibes before on different bikes and two of the causes were;

1, loose or not correctly torqued engine mountings. To fix this I backed them all off and re-torqued them.

2, loose steering head bearings. This felt like it was the engine that was vibrating.

engine mount is checked 2 times.
steering head bearings no checked I check.
engine mount how TIGHTENING?
 
Do you know anyone else with another Tuono ?

If so, try that bike & see if its the same.

Or get someone else to test your bike - it may be OK.

If its too bad for you - take it to a dealer for advice.
 
Do you know anyone else with another Tuono ?

If so, try that bike & see if its the same.

Or get someone else to test your bike - it may be OK.

If its too bad for you - take it to a dealer for advice.
tuono 2005 no much vibration.
dealer nothing found,nothing know.
 
Speaking as someone who is hung with big gear (sorry guys, like I was going to let that one go:)), if then clutch basket is loose,or something similar, you will not notice it until you rev it up and such. something to look at.
 
I noticed the lid slipped disks and pulling out the disks that the clutch is a small gap on the axis of TRANSMISSION.they have problem with this?
 
I'm asking the guys on the forum to address the clutch gap issue as I am not sure. They are loosely referred to as"FUDS:" Friendly-unstoppable-dashing-studs :)
 
Head bearings loose will send vibes through bike, tightened mine and all was well again

Can't help re: clutch, sorry.
 
When traveling along in a big gear, what speed you doing?

Dem old chap even a 4 pot will rattle and clang with no load on rear end there's. Lot of backlash in the gears etc. if it is a long cycle could be stiff link, as for the wobble all I can think of is checking the wheel and hub carrier mounts. If these are out won't help. Might we worth taking off and spinning the wheel in the frame with no chain on to see?

Just trying to diagnose by Internet....
 

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