high speed wobble
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From: On the shores of the Big Frozen Pond
Check the steering neck bearings. Adjust according to the service manual.
If that doesn't work, I would look at how he is loading the bike. In any case, find the cause before you find him on the side of the road up to his ears in gravel.
You may also want to check the wheel bearings.
DaFish
If that doesn't work, I would look at how he is loading the bike. In any case, find the cause before you find him on the side of the road up to his ears in gravel.
You may also want to check the wheel bearings.
DaFish
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run-out
After carefully checking tires, have both wheels checked for run-out. Spoke tuning is likely off.
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Again... proper inflation is usually the culprit at high speeds. Max out the psi that's on the tire at cold temp if you are going to be riding at high speeds for prolonged periods.
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had that once and there are many causes. can be brakes, spokes, bearings, inflation, tire, windshield, neck bearing, driver
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I had front end wobble on my bike (08 Crossbones) and it turned out to be that the rim was out of true. Fortunately the dealer covered it under warranty so it only cost me $6 for some wheel weights and it completely fixed the problem.