Whobble
Whobble
its me again,
got out on the highway like anyother day. started busting out some fat 2nd grear wheelies. but the bike started to whobble really bad. dont know why anyone else have this problem??
it only happen once in awhile. bikes frame is strait, good tires and everything is inline(forks, rear tire ect... ) let me know what you guys think.
thankx,
sean
got out on the highway like anyother day. started busting out some fat 2nd grear wheelies. but the bike started to whobble really bad. dont know why anyone else have this problem??
it only happen once in awhile. bikes frame is strait, good tires and everything is inline(forks, rear tire ect... ) let me know what you guys think.
thankx,
sean
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Re: Whobble
Originally posted by sdudgeonr6
its me again,
got out on the highway like anyother day. started busting out some fat 2nd grear wheelies. but the bike started to whobble really bad. dont know why anyone else have this problem??
it only happen once in awhile. bikes frame is strait, good tires and everything is inline(forks, rear tire ect... ) let me know what you guys think.
thankx,
sean
its me again,
got out on the highway like anyother day. started busting out some fat 2nd grear wheelies. but the bike started to whobble really bad. dont know why anyone else have this problem??
it only happen once in awhile. bikes frame is strait, good tires and everything is inline(forks, rear tire ect... ) let me know what you guys think.
thankx,
sean
Man, I've been having the same problems lately. I thought it was because I'm just coming off of my wreck and need practice. After a highchair wobble, I think it because I have a race take off of the rear tire. It's steaper than Pikes Peak, lol. I lowered the air pressure and rode it around for a while like that. Since it's a 208 GP it didn't take long to start wearing. The wheelies are still wobbly but getting better. My advise check your tire, tire pressure, and if all else fails just keep practicing.
Later,
Justin a.k.a. Wingnut
Later,
Justin a.k.a. Wingnut
I totalled my r6 doin a 3rd gear stand up. like you're sayin, it got a nasty wobble, and the rest is history. IMO the r6 is too f'n light for stunts. I got a gixxer, it's heavier and much more stable on the front and rear tire.
you have to check the rear balance adjuster....stand your bike up straight and make sure that the bubble is between the two lines if not adjust and youll be ridin on 1 tire like no other
My buddy has a R-1 and has the same problem. You might want to have your tire balanced getting shaky at high speeds is not fun just ask Darius about his R-1.
Then after that do what Papa Kev said " Get a HONDA"
:p
Then after that do what Papa Kev said " Get a HONDA"
:p
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