Wandering at speed??
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Wandering at speed??
Recently my TriGlide has started a very slight wander at speed. It feels like it would on a grooved surface. Just kind of slightly wanders while I'm even gripping the bars. Nothing in the bike has changed before this started. The front tire is a fairly New Michelin Commander II, and I have Progressive fork springs. It's behaved well after these changes were made. And it just recently started this misbehavior.
I've made an appointment at my dealer, for my final service, before my ESP expires. Has anyone experienced this? What would you suggest I make sure the dealer checks out?
Edit: oh yeah, and I haven't hit any potholes, or Priuses recently.
I've made an appointment at my dealer, for my final service, before my ESP expires. Has anyone experienced this? What would you suggest I make sure the dealer checks out?
Edit: oh yeah, and I haven't hit any potholes, or Priuses recently.
Last edited by TriGeezer; 03-30-2017 at 10:27 PM.
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Hogdoc45 (04-17-2017)
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Hey Tri. My 2013 has just recently started wandering as well. Not long ago installed a new Avon Cobra front tire and thought maybe that is the culprit, not sure if it was wandering before the new tire or not. Also, I have tried different windshields on it and just today, put the original windshield on it and it does not change the wandering at all. I have around 13k miles on it. Still looking for cure to the problem.
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If you had four wheels and low miles I would say you needed a 4 wheel alignment if it started wondering at highway speeds. Tire pressures would be the first thing I would check and possibly adjust just to see if it makes any difference. I know we all like to run low pressure in our rear tires to make these TG's ride better, but when these tires get some age on them maybe the sidewalls start flexing a little more with lower pressure and allow the slight wondering feel.
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Fearless (old nickname) (04-14-2017)
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