Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
#2
Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
axle nut tight?
is the chain adjusted properly (with both sides the same)?
is the tire completely flat?
These are the problems I would look at first... tire between like 16 and 35 psi... all by preferance
is the chain adjusted properly (with both sides the same)?
is the tire completely flat?
These are the problems I would look at first... tire between like 16 and 35 psi... all by preferance
#4
Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
are you throttle jockying it? be smooth on the throttle! if your on offing it, the bike will keep "wobbling". use your rear brake to control the height of the wheelie and lock your throttle hand in place.
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Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
high tire pressure will make slow wheelies wobble and low tire pressure will make fast wheelies wobble until you have good control then it doesn't matter much and as far as your back brake goes , you only need to use your back brake on slow wheelies or if you just dip back too far for your engine brake to save you ..
if you hold your throttle and use your rear brake to adjust the height of the wheelie when you are going fast you run the risk of over heating your brake and then it wont be there if you need it ....
smooth throttle control makes for a non wobbly wheelie...
if you hold your throttle and use your rear brake to adjust the height of the wheelie when you are going fast you run the risk of over heating your brake and then it wont be there if you need it ....
smooth throttle control makes for a non wobbly wheelie...
#10
Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
high tire pressure will make slow wheelies wobble and low tire pressure will make fast wheelies wobble until you have good control then it doesn't matter much and as far as your back brake goes , you only need to use your back brake on slow wheelies or if you just dip back too far for your engine brake to save you ..
if you hold your throttle and use your rear brake to adjust the height of the wheelie when you are going fast you run the risk of over heating your brake and then it wont be there if you need it ....
smooth throttle control makes for a non wobbly wheelie...
if you hold your throttle and use your rear brake to adjust the height of the wheelie when you are going fast you run the risk of over heating your brake and then it wont be there if you need it ....
smooth throttle control makes for a non wobbly wheelie...
#11
also known as OMR
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: OMR INDUSTRIES in west palm beach florida
Posts: 79,288
Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
at 80 they will still fade if you your hammering the brake .
#12
Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
Cool, Im just north of the bronx.
Ive been looking for someone to ride with weeknights but I dont know if that Gixxer 1000 will get along with you in my gravely 300 ft long lot LOL
Lemme know if you wanna get up sometime.
Im not all that good but Im sure I could help a bit
Ive been looking for someone to ride with weeknights but I dont know if that Gixxer 1000 will get along with you in my gravely 300 ft long lot LOL
Lemme know if you wanna get up sometime.
Im not all that good but Im sure I could help a bit
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Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
#17
Re: Why Is My Bike Wobbling When I Do Standups
yo im getting a stunt bike b4 thanksgiving or somewhere around there so the 1k will be away for the whole winter... and i just tap my back brake when i need to im not riding that ****.. it is somthing im doing cause i can rock a sitdown with no wobble or nothing
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