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Posted on Apr 09, 2011

Yamaha motor noise roadliner 1900 - Yamaha 1900 XV 1900 A Midnight Star

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 20, 2009

SOURCE: 2006 yamaha roadliner 1900 rattle under gas tank

You will find using a premium fuel or an additive will rectify this is over time. If using standard Unleaded fuel will dry out the valves making this noise. Noise is more noticable after using Ethanol / Blended fuels.
Regards,
Alex

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 14, 2009

SOURCE: I HAVE A 06 ROADLINER 1900 FIRST OIL CHANGE I USED

I also have an 06 Roadliner. I use 20w50 Lucas sythetic motorcycle oil with great results. Will later switch to Rotell T Synthetic 5w40 (Dark Blue Jug at Walmart) as it costs alot less than Lucas.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 31, 2010

SOURCE: can i lower the seat height of my 2006 roadliner?

best way is to take your cover off your seat and shave it down about 2-3 inches...then put some memory foam in it and recover...its more comfortable and it will lower your seat height.

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I HAVE A 06 ROADLINER 1900 FIRST OIL CHANGE I USED YAMAHA OIL SYN. BLEND, BECAUSE DEALER SAID FULL SYN. WOULD CAUSE CLUTCHS TO SLIPP.WANT IS THE BEST OIL TO USE AND FULL OR SYN. BLEND

I also have an 06 Roadliner. I use 20w50 Lucas sythetic motorcycle oil with great results. Will later switch to Rotell T Synthetic 5w40 (Dark Blue Jug at Walmart) as it costs alot less than Lucas.

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2006 yamaha roadliner 1900 rattle under gas tank sound like valves but goes away when i increase rpm past 3000 it happens a 3000 the rattle

You will find using a premium fuel or an additive will rectify this is over time. If using standard Unleaded fuel will dry out the valves making this noise. Noise is more noticable after using Ethanol / Blended fuels.
Regards,
Alex
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