high speed wobbles
#12
05-09-2007, 08:36 AM
RE: high speed wobbles
ORIGINAL: Dragone#19
+1^
On a setup ride, a twitch is no biggey if you are comfy on the ride. Rider feedback on the bars is a key thing to remember. In fact, I am ready to toss my steering damper in the parts bin.
ORIGINAL: aszrael1266
I could have been the gust of wind that did that. If you had a really firm grip on the bike and you were fighting the wind it might make the bike do that.
I could have been the gust of wind that did that. If you had a really firm grip on the bike and you were fighting the wind it might make the bike do that.
On a setup ride, a twitch is no biggey if you are comfy on the ride. Rider feedback on the bars is a key thing to remember. In fact, I am ready to toss my steering damper in the parts bin.
#13
05-09-2007, 06:32 PM
RE: high speed wobbles
I only had mild tank slap once. I was hard on it getting on the freeway and there was some uneven pavment a head and i got a little bit but the bike setteled back down.
#15
05-09-2007, 07:50 PM
RE: high speed wobbles
It was very minor only lasted a second or so. I have yet to really have a tank slaper. Ive heard that if you get a bad one its a good idea to lay on the gas to take weight off the front and try and strighten your self out. is that true?
#16
05-09-2007, 10:50 PM
RE: high speed wobbles
i let off the gas and tap the back brakes. if your wobbleing and hit the gas youll just wreck.
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