I bought a Bajaj discover 100 cc last month.Right from the day of purchase, the handle bar started wobbling during travelling.Also the rear part (Pillion seat) wobbles during riding of single or both persons.Wobbling continues even the fork was tightened by mechanic. Pls suggest a solution to stop this.

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Check tyre pressure. If tyre pressure is ok check for worn out tyres if tyres are bald replace tyres. Check for Handle freeness. If hard visit the nearest Authorised Service Station.,,,

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No this is not normal. I had to go through 2 different times having a tire balanced once to get a wobble out.

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I hope that i can give you some ideas. First, check the front tire for wear and balance. Check the steering head bearings. Check believe it or not, the frame for any cracks or weak points. Check the rear suspension including the swing arm. Check also the oil level in the front forks, they have to be equal amounts in each fork. If this means to have the seals changed and refilled with proper oil then have it done. If you have a history of the machine then it might help. And yes, i know what a wobble will do,

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If your haveing dificult maintaining traction in the wet there are a number of things which need to be addressed & without wanting to judge your rideing ability haveing never seen you ride I am not in the position to do that so lets just go through the list firstly do you slow down in the wet doing this will give you more time to gear down & set the machine up for the corner you wish to turn wich will mean you will need to use less brake thus reduceing the risk of locking up the wheel causeing the skidding you speak of secondly increase the distance you travell from the vehicle in front this will giveyou more time to slow down without the need for harsh brakeing if you allready doing these things then I have to assume you are running a hard compound tyre which are fine in the dry & will give long service but however do not offer good traction in the wet I would advise changeing to a softer compound & be prepared tochange them a little more often than youwould if you stay with the current tyres.Regards Geoff

SOURCE: Bike wobbling problem

I have bajaj pulsar 150CC 2003 Model. Since last few months (3-4) months I am facing problem with my bike. Whenever I speed up around 40-60, bike starts to wobble. I feel like I might loose balance, after the speedometer reaches 65 KMPH it moves with no wobbling. I got my bike checked from the mechanic from whom I had got all the servicing done so far. He said there is no problem, but I could feel it. Can anyone tell what could be the problem and how to fix it.