1. Maybe if you told us the year and model of your motorcycle you would get better answers.

2. There is a difference between jiggling goggles and jiggling vision.

3. Could be a helmet issue.

4. Fairing or non fairing?

5. Windshield or no windshield?

6. Wind buffeting?

7. What type of helmet? Full face? 1/2 or 3/4 helmet?

8. Goggles under a visor?

9. Many factors could be your problem. However, do not expect a good answer if you do not supply good information.

10. Yeah could be a motor mount, replace them.

11. Could be a tire out of balance, probably should replace them also.

Get back to us with answers to the above questions and maybe we will get back to you with some more suggestions to help you out with your issue.

 

I'll have to get on it. Only have 4 k miles on it, Don't use a helmet , no faring, Happens at any speed. I am going to have my son take it out, see if he gets the same jiggling vision thing. Tnx Joe

 

Let us know how that works out for him.
At the same time maybe you can tell us what bike you're riding, You've been asked some legit questions, so fill us in.

 

Most likely wind buffeting. Do you have a windshield? How tall are you?

 

Get better goggles probably too loose

 

I would say that the goggles are too loose. Tighten the strap. What happens if you put your fingers on them, smooth out?

If not, then you have a serious vibration problem with the bike. Could be just about anything from tires to the engine about to fail.

Tom

 

 

get rid of the flag?

 

First thought. Air flow over the bike. Sometimes it is direct air, sometimes other. If you place one arm in front of your chest and try to block air coming up from the front of the seat, That may help you determine the direction of the air causing the problem. Narrowing down the source could help us help.

 

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