I am running an atc 110 motor in a bike and it is geared low . Now that the motor is run at higher speeds than normal I have lots of vibrations comming from the motor. Can this be reduced somehow? I have it bolted directly to the frame . Has anyone seen or know of a motor mount that will reduce vibrations? I just don't have the room to put a larger motor in and run it slower .
Can the motor be balanced easly?
Jim

 

Spring Eye bushings to replace the tabbed mounts on the frame. Will absorb alot of the vibrations

 

I need a little more help on the spring eye bushing. I never heard of them.
Search didn't help me on them either. Maybe I know of them by another name.
Jim

 

You might try drilling out the engine/mounts and using larger bolts. Or adding a brace some where to reduce vibrations.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: JimVT

I need a little more help on the spring eye bushing. I never heard of them.

Search didn't help me on them either. Maybe I know of them by another name.

Jim</end quote></div>


As in like what they use on on spring eyes in a vehicle. just google up rubber bushing.

Theres no counter balancer in the motor, so you will have to isolate the motor from the frame via a vibration absorbing medium aka rubber bushings.

Another option is if its just bothering your hands, fill the handlebars with RTV sealant.