grinding feeling when leaning on turns
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From: Hollywood
Unless you're tunning knobbies, I doubt the tires would have much effect.
If the bike in your sig pic is the one you're talking about, first get the wheel bearings checked, then the brake pads to see if they might be dragging. Doubtful, my money in on the wheel bearings. Slight possibility the triple tree needs adjusted or greased.
How many miles on the bike?
Mary
If the bike in your sig pic is the one you're talking about, first get the wheel bearings checked, then the brake pads to see if they might be dragging. Doubtful, my money in on the wheel bearings. Slight possibility the triple tree needs adjusted or greased.
How many miles on the bike?
Mary
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From: DFW Texas
the brakes could do that... my pads dfrag, but not all the time and not all the same amount.
If your wheel bearings and triple ree bearing were checked out ok by someone that knew what they were doing, then I wouldn't worry about it.
If you cam [prop up the front wheel off the ground and spin it, syou should be able to either hear of feel the bearing while spinning the wheel if they need greased or are bad.
good luck.
Mary
If your wheel bearings and triple ree bearing were checked out ok by someone that knew what they were doing, then I wouldn't worry about it.
If you cam [prop up the front wheel off the ground and spin it, syou should be able to either hear of feel the bearing while spinning the wheel if they need greased or are bad.
good luck.
Mary
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