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Could be as simple as tire pressure or a broken belt in the tire. The tires could be out of balance. A wheel bearing could be bad. To check the wheel bearing jack the car up and see if you have any play in the wheel.
Low transmission fluid. Manual gearboxes normally use gear oil, automatics use transmisison fluid. Sill could be a bearing, just not a wheel bearing. Just curious, how can you tell its not a wheel bearing?
It could be a wheel balance problem, engine misbalance due to poor firing on one or more cylinders or a wheel bearing. Place the bike on a paddock stand to check for wheel balance and wheel bearing errors.
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check the fork bushes for any play and that they move freely no jumping about,,,,check the wheel bearings for play,,,heck the head race bearings for play and that they are free to turn with out being *****,
check the swinging arm bushes,,,now if all this is good,,,have your wheel balanced
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