Slight Wobble Past 100MPH

[Bosshound]

OK. New bike almost Broke In (400 Miles) . Going 105MPH in 6th and the Front end feels a little inscecure. Almost like this is TOO FREAKIN FAST.

Slight Wobble WTF

??

PS: " I had a 1986 Ninja 1000 back in the day and that never felt like this...................."

 

[GIXERHP]

Go faster it will go away! LOL


I think your just not used to the bike!

Welcome!

 

[celticBandit]

Try getting the front wheel balanced

 

[Mike.P175]

+1 on balancing front wheel!!

 

[katman]

(Mike.P175 @ Jul. 11 2007,04:34) +1 on balancing front wheel!!

Yea, because at 100 your only getting started!

 

[TurboSN95]

I was doing about 160 the other night and there was a wide crack in the pavement on the highway. As I was turned slightly my tire went along that crack and at 160 the steering wobbled for about 1 second... pretty scary stuff right there! But it went away. The Hayabusa is one of the most solid bikes I have ever ridden and I can't wait to put thicker oil in the steering dampner to make it even better!

 

[8Daytona8]

(Bosshound @ Jul. 11 2007,03:42) OK. New bike almost Broke In (400 Miles) .  Going 105MPH in 6th and the Front end feels a little inscecure.  Almost like this is TOO FREAKIN FAST.  

Slight Wobble WTF

??

PS: " I had a 1986 Ninja 1000 back in the day and that never felt like this...................."

New bike! @ 140 U should be sayin man is this smooth. Take it back

BTW 400 miles ain't even close to broke in

 

[dadofthree]

My bike has never faltered 0 to 180. Smooth as hell and I installed the second front tire without balancing. Somethings wrong. Were you tucked

 

[HillsRider]

(dadofthree @ Jul. 11 2007,07:15) My bike has never faltered 0 to 180. Smooth as hell and I installed the second front tire without balancing. Somethings wrong. Were you tucked

You have 2 front tires on your busa??

No kickstand needed!

Just messing with ya..

 

[DaCol.]

Is it a wobble or a weave

? If it's bouncing then it's probably a wheel out of balance or out of round. Have the dealer check it and rebalance. If your weaving, your probably not tracking both tires. Have the dealer check your alignment. The bikes come to the Dealer (sort of) unassembled, and they put the wheels on.

BUT DON'T TELL THEM WHAT SPEED you felt it at. Just say Freeway Speed  

  

 

[Revolution]

should'nt wobble...

 

[ozz]

webbles wobble but they dont fall down

gotta be a wheel outa of balance

 

[dadofthree]

(HillsRider @ Jul. 11 2007,14:57)

(dadofthree @ Jul. 11 2007,07:15) My bike has never faltered 0 to 180. Smooth as hell and I installed the second front tire without balancing. Somethings wrong. Were you tucked

You have 2 front tires on your busa??

No kickstand needed!

Just messing with ya..

My bike has never faltered 0 to 180. Smooth as hell and when I replaced the original front tire, I did so without balancing. Somethings wrong. Were you tucked


Critique pls

 

[SnapAttack]

(Mike.P175 @ Jul. 11 2007,04:34) +1 on balancing front wheel!!

+1 on balance, verify suspension settings, tuck and get ready to roll...




... on the throttle that is.

 

[Race_Harley]

I installed a third-party steering dampner to cancel that out.  Maybe something to think about.

Peace.

Race

 

[Shibumi]

(Race_Harley @ Jul. 12 2007,02:08) I installed a third-party steering dampner to cancel that out. Maybe something to think about.

Peace.

Race

Shouldn't be anything to dampen. Fix the problem.

This bike is stable, smooth and perfect to 180+, anything less is a component issue...