Headshake on shitty endos
Headshake on shitty endos
Did some endos yesterday and I started getting headshake. I know you're thinking it happens to everyong, get a damper. Ok, but these were girly little garbage endos. First gear, 100 foot run up, goin maybe 30 mph.
When i get the shake, im no where close to balanced. I did some little ones that only roll 20 feet and i got the shake every time. This wasnt hapening last week.
I went to a different spot with the best pavement around, same problem. I tried on a similar bike and had no problems, so for once its my bike, not me. My tire is good, no cupping, both fork seals are good and forks are adjusted identically. What else should I check?
When i get the shake, im no where close to balanced. I did some little ones that only roll 20 feet and i got the shake every time. This wasnt hapening last week.
I went to a different spot with the best pavement around, same problem. I tried on a similar bike and had no problems, so for once its my bike, not me. My tire is good, no cupping, both fork seals are good and forks are adjusted identically. What else should I check?
Re: Headshake on shitty endos
Originally Posted by MikeM
Did some endos yesterday and I started getting headshake. I know you're thinking it happens to everyong, get a damper. Ok, but these were girly little garbage endos. First gear, 100 foot run up, goin maybe 30 mph.
When i get the shake, im no where close to balanced. I did some little ones that only roll 20 feet and i got the shake every time. This wasnt hapening last week.
I went to a different spot with the best pavement around, same problem. I tried on a similar bike and had no problems, so for once its my bike, not me. My tire is good, no cupping, both fork seals are good and forks are adjusted identically. What else should I check?
When i get the shake, im no where close to balanced. I did some little ones that only roll 20 feet and i got the shake every time. This wasnt hapening last week.
I went to a different spot with the best pavement around, same problem. I tried on a similar bike and had no problems, so for once its my bike, not me. My tire is good, no cupping, both fork seals are good and forks are adjusted identically. What else should I check?
Re: Headshake on shitty endos
The only only other thing I would say to check would be the steering head bearings. When they get loose, the forks will oscillate and make it shake.
My F4i shakes alot......even with the damper turned all the way up, sometimes it gets some good slap toward the last third of my stoppies (cause' I suck and don't get 'em up high until the last 75-100 feet.
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My F4i shakes alot......even with the damper turned all the way up, sometimes it gets some good slap toward the last third of my stoppies (cause' I suck and don't get 'em up high until the last 75-100 feet.
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The rim is probably bent, my forks are not perfectly at the same height and i didnt adjust them and i was still rolling long endos. Or maybe what standy said the neck bearings. always make sure to check the neck on f4i's they tend to come loose. I dont care how fast ur going a damper and a jacket are always a good idea. i learned the hard way.
and to answer the question abouve, doodles f4i was crtchrktrcr's bike yess
and to answer the question abouve, doodles f4i was crtchrktrcr's bike yess
Re: Headshake on shitty endos
Originally Posted by standy
The only only other thing I would say to check would be the steering head bearings. When they get loose, the forks will oscillate and make it shake.
My F4i shakes alot......even with the damper turned all the way up, sometimes it gets some good slap toward the last third of my stoppies (cause' I suck and don't get 'em up high until the last 75-100 feet.
)
My F4i shakes alot......even with the damper turned all the way up, sometimes it gets some good slap toward the last third of my stoppies (cause' I suck and don't get 'em up high until the last 75-100 feet.
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