12 wg high speed control issues
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12 wg high speed control issues
i have a 12 WG with just about 700 miles on it. this is the first bike ive had with a mid glide front end or a 21 inch front rim. the problem im facing is between 90-110 mph i just don't feel like i have enough control and a little wobbling. Is this normal? if so what can i do to fix it. thought about a fork brace and also going to a smaller mag rim (FLD switchback stock rims possible).
any thoughts suggestions?
thank you.
any thoughts suggestions?
thank you.
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Patient: Doctor it hurts when I do this.
Doctor: Then don't do that.
Check your tire pressure. Steering head bearing could be too tight or too loose. Front wheel might not be balanced correctly.
A fork brace can't hurt but no guarantee it'll solve your problem. It could be the skinny 21" tire, but I'm not sure.
Doctor: Then don't do that.
Check your tire pressure. Steering head bearing could be too tight or too loose. Front wheel might not be balanced correctly.
A fork brace can't hurt but no guarantee it'll solve your problem. It could be the skinny 21" tire, but I'm not sure.
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i have a 12 WG with just about 700 miles on it. this is the first bike ive had with a mid glide front end or a 21 inch front rim. the problem im facing is between 90-110 mph i just don't feel like i have enough control and a little wobbling. Is this normal? if so what can i do to fix it. thought about a fork brace and also going to a smaller mag rim (FLD switchback stock rims possible).
any thoughts suggestions?
thank you.
any thoughts suggestions?
thank you.
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His bike is 1 year old and has 700 miles on it. It is a warranty issue.
OP, take your bike in and tell them you have a wobble at highway speeds. Do not tell them what speed it wobbles as they will tell you they are not allowed to recreate your issue while exceeding the speed limit.
Be persistent and ask them to check the front end. I am sure they will give it a once over.
FYI though, you are running a WG at high speed. It doesn't have the rigid wheelbase a sport bike has. At those speeds it could be pavement, a crosswind, you gripping the bars too tight, etc. any number of things could be contributing to what you are feeling.
OP, take your bike in and tell them you have a wobble at highway speeds. Do not tell them what speed it wobbles as they will tell you they are not allowed to recreate your issue while exceeding the speed limit.
Be persistent and ask them to check the front end. I am sure they will give it a once over.
FYI though, you are running a WG at high speed. It doesn't have the rigid wheelbase a sport bike has. At those speeds it could be pavement, a crosswind, you gripping the bars too tight, etc. any number of things could be contributing to what you are feeling.
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Seems like everybody I ride with think that "you ride em like you stole em". So occasionally, you have to haul **** just to keep up. I've never experienced any control issues even on the terrible roads around here. Well except for the darn thing just wants to go straight as an arrow above 80 MPH.