Harley question, is this normal?

Question

I turned my DYNAsuarus on and the handlebars won't stop shaking...is this normal? I've owned dirtbikes and sportbikes in the past, and they've never shook at all. Should I change my engine mounts or should I just pour the remainants of my septic tank on the bike and light it on fire?

Answer 1

NO, NO, NO, YOU F*ING MORON!!!

Use kerosene. Not as smelly, more effective.

Caution, though. Don't attempt immediately after riding. Your hands may be numb from the shaking, you might fumble and set yourself on fire. It's happened before....

ahahahaha

Answer 2

There's  a thingummy you can put in the handlebars, and bar-end weights, that will reduce handlebar shake.  Talk to your Harley dealer.

Answer 3

you eat too much mexican if the contents of your septic tank are flammable

Answer 4

the shaking is harley's hallmark

they actually had to de-tune the v-rod to get it to miss every few cycles so it sounded like a harley

Answer 5

I love the way a Harley shakes.

Answer 6

The shaking is normal, i'm afraid that you are not.  You should pour the remnants of the septic tank over yourself, then light the match.

Velociraptors scare me.....

Answer 7

Children, Children, Children, when are you going to grow up?

Answer 8

The Dyna just shakes, because the motor is not an 88B, balanced & blue printed engine. Only reason. I bet the front tire jumps as well and the motor rocks back and forth!

If you want no shake, buy the softail model with the 96B or 88B motor, it is a hole much better ride.

Answer 9

thats funny,you look the same at both ends of your picture,how much did you pay to join the goof of the month club ?

Answer 10

It's a Harley. You pay extra for the shaking. Should smooth out around.......ohh.....never.