Cured my wobble
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: East Alton, IL
Thanks for the info, I have a long screwdriver picked out to sacrifice. I'll work on it again tomorrow. This is another one of my jobs that should be easy but I'll turn into a real chore. At least I get to clean some spots that I can't normally reach (and maybe cure my handlebar shake).
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From: Corona, Souther Cali
I've been questioning this my self because so far everything I've done has elmininated that squirley feeling I get with the mentioned uneven pavement, grooves etc. I might have to look at this.....any other indicators?
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From: Orem Utah
I used a long (12" not including the handle) skinny screwdriver I had and ground the tip down and the wider part of the blade off. Actually kind of ground a little angle on the end. You need the end to fit up into the adjusting cogs and then be able to hit the handle end with a hammer.
I agree on the alignment and will be checking that, but probably after my trip.
I agree on the alignment and will be checking that, but probably after my trip.
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 7,498
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From: East Alton, IL
I used a long (12" not including the handle) skinny screwdriver I had and ground the tip down and the wider part of the blade off. Actually kind of ground a little angle on the end. You need the end to fit up into the adjusting cogs and then be able to hit the handle end with a hammer.
I agree on the alignment and will be checking that, but probably after my trip.
I agree on the alignment and will be checking that, but probably after my trip.
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