Squirrely rear

cvaria · 2016-12-20 20:33:30

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Dec 23, 2016 | 02:06 PM

#41

TinCupChalice

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From: Galt's Gulch - MI

Glad you got it!

Dec 24, 2016 | 01:17 AM

#42

NorthWestern

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From: Inland NW

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Originally Posted by cvaria

it was the tire pressure. ran at 44r/40f and there was no squirrelnicity. Wincup wins again

Right on. I am running 42/42 FWIW, and they have been great.

Dec 24, 2016 | 05:51 AM

#43

buck23568

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From: Pelaw main NSW Australia

process of elimination

Start at the rear wheel ie run a screwdriver around the spoke listening for any change in pitch, if ok check ur wheel bearings although if one of them has **** itself u will also have more than normal free travel in ur rear brake pedal, the rear shock bushes[highly unlikey] then rear motor mount , swing arm bushes But ofcourse check the easy stuff first ie tyre pressures , condition and so on , good luck