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Your bike should not have any stability problems, especially at that low of a speed. I would look for some other reason if you are.
I've rebuilt the forks. Installed new wheel bearing, front and back. Checked the end play front and back wheels. Have correct tire pressure, front and back. New tires front and back.
Maybe the road i'm riding on?
Front motor mount is new. Swing arm hasn't been touched. I'll order new bushings. Thanks.
Opening a bag there!!!
I just did my 1994 FXR, new rubber components [all 3] and stock Cleveblocks.. I have never had problems ...and do Not want to..
Folks gonna advise all manner of Swingarm "fixes". None that I require...and I have Drag Raced my 1983 More than a few times...No Problems...
While I run a Squawkin Chikin brace on my 35mm FE I am Not convinced it needs it... I'm not sure the 39mm front end may not need it More!!!
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