Unstable at High Speed. Has Anybody Fixed This?
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From: Sandy Eggo's North County
Usually, it's the operators that are unstable!
LOL, but seriously...
Often, It's not a single factor that is the causation of instability at "high" speed. It's a number of factors. Just like a "chain of events" the first link (or two) are often over looked because they can be dealt with. It's when these factors become overwhelming that the rider seeks a solution. (Pretty much, what we have here.)
LOL, but seriously...
Often, It's not a single factor that is the causation of instability at "high" speed. It's a number of factors. Just like a "chain of events" the first link (or two) are often over looked because they can be dealt with. It's when these factors become overwhelming that the rider seeks a solution. (Pretty much, what we have here.)
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From: ARIZONA
Posting this for reference, understand the thread is old as ***** at this point. The engine alignment may be off. Enough that it influences the rear shock length causing instability.
An adjustable front engine link and alignment check and adjust seems to be the fix for these issues for most bikes.
An adjustable front engine link and alignment check and adjust seems to be the fix for these issues for most bikes.
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