I have never experienced the wobble on my breakout or the night rod ...

 

One thing people have to realize is every motorcycle out there (regardless of make)is susceptible to the death wobble.There are many reasons it happens,most cases its **** poor maintenance and blind faith in dealer service departments.I think before an all out death wobble happens your bike is going to show signs that something is out of wack.I maybe wrong in that last statement but making sure every thing is as its supposed to be on the bike will greatly reduce the chance of this dreaded problem.Is it a harley design flaw? Could very well be but most times its operator negligence,Just my opinion and we all know what opinions are.

 

 

Could have been some other mechanical failure, I suppose. Not a "wobble" at that speed, though.

 

What does motor mounts have to do with swing arm wobble.

 

i get the wobble above 90. death trap at 110+. i think it's the motor mounts that cause this as the get all worn.

see here- bars shake:

 

Again. That's steering head wobble. What does that have to do with
The motor mounts.

 

no, it's not steering head wobble.. i stay on top of my maint (fall away etc) but, i'm not going to sit here and fuss about. so for the sake of peace... it is whatever you say it is, lol

 

 

I have heard that it's typically an issue that appears after a front rim has been removed, and then put back on. Something to do with the tightening of the axle nut, allowing for even very slight movement to cause the front tire to start oscillating.