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Post by maxifields on Jul 30, 2017 16:29:20 GMT
Hi yer,
At low speed if I take my hands of the steering it wobbles. In last 6 months its had new front hub bearings fork bearings and front damper there doesn't seem any play on the forks and tyre pressure wheel are ok.Any ideas much appreciated
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Post by henri on Jul 31, 2017 7:04:15 GMT
they do that , on gt/gts the answer is heavier bar end weights ,on motorbikes you up the pre-load on rear shock to load front end more .do you sit far back on the seat "scooterboy" style like me .it leaves the front real light an more prone to headshakeing .
there is a simpler solution tho , stop taking your hands off the bars . H
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Post by maxifields on Jul 31, 2017 17:35:48 GMT
Nah I don't sit far back but I have to stick my arm out to turn right/left (no indicators) and with one hand on the bars its must look like I'm having a fit.
Using my leg just looks weird.But thanks for the suggestion.
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Post by maxifields on Aug 6, 2017 19:37:54 GMT
today changed front wheel checked hub nut and front shock bolts tight and there doesn't seem any play on the forks but handle bars still shake badly when slowing down.Any ideas would be much appreciated.
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Post by ironsloth on Aug 6, 2017 21:10:33 GMT
Have you got anything moving around in your glovebox a lot? Like oil or tool roll? Or are you using your front brake and it's dragging/binding slightly? These would give the illusion that it's wobbling... How old is your tyre? Might have a flat spot or its bulging? Only guesses mind... 😁
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