If the dashboard on your Yamaha FZS V2.0 is shaking on one side while driving, it could indicate a potential issue that may require attention. Here are a few possible reasons for the shaking dashboard:
Loose or damaged mounting: The dashboard may not be securely mounted, or the mounting brackets or screws could be loose or damaged. This can cause vibrations and shaking while riding. Check the mounting points and ensure they are tight and in good condition. If any parts are damaged, they may need to be replaced.
Vibration from the engine or components: Excessive engine vibration or vibrations from other components, such as the handlebars or fairings, can transmit to the dashboard and cause it to shake. Inspect the engine mounts, handlebar mounts, and other relevant components to ensure they are secure and functioning properly.
Imbalanced wheel or tire issues: An imbalanced wheel or tire can create vibrations that may affect the entire motorcycle, including the dashboard. If the shaking is more pronounced at certain speeds, it could indicate an imbalance in the wheels or uneven tire wear. Have the wheels and tires inspected and balanced if necessary.
Suspension problems: Issues with the suspension system, such as worn-out or damaged suspension components, can lead to vibrations and shaking. Ensure the suspension components are in good condition, including the forks, shocks, and associated mounting points.
Loose electrical connections: Vibrations can also result from loose or faulty electrical connections to the dashboard. Check the wiring connections behind the dashboard and ensure they are properly secured.
If you are unable to identify or resolve the issue yourself, it is recommended to have your motorcycle inspected by a qualified mechanic or contact an authorized Yamaha service center. They will have the expertise and knowledge to diagnose the specific problem and provide appropriate solutions to address the shaking dashboard. Remember, addressing such issues promptly is important for your safety and to prevent potential damage to the motorcycle.