Light front end

[albertaduke]

well I got stopped by the RCMP and was treated just like a human being yet I paid the piper just like any other rider..
too many of them too few roads to ride on free of the radar gun last time I went bragg creek black diamonds run two RCMP cruiser were hidden in tree clump one mile apart radar in hands I wish I was in the alps again when I see this scenario

 

[Trirocket3]

When exceeding 220 kpr the front end of the bike feels light. Thats about 135mph. I looked to see if there was a way to lower front end by sliding the forks up. A bike this heavy should be more stable at these speeds. If anyone else has had this issue and solved it I am curious to hear the solution they came up with. need to have this solved before it goes in for performance upgrades.

I was getting vague front end at triple digit speeds after fitting the big front end, this was my cure.

 

[UNCLE JESSE]

Well that makes sense if you cut a hole in the wing the plane Won't fly. But I would sure hate to hit a rainstorm

 

[Terminater]

Load the rear springs. It is all in your rear suspension setup. What you are feel is the start of high speed wobble.

 

[Dennsell]

I was getting vague front end at triple digit speeds after fitting the big front end, this was my cure.

Are there anymore pics of the bike, looks unuual

 

[Trirocket3]

Are there anymore pics of the bike, looks unuual

OK just the one

 

[Dennsell]

OK just the one

Thank you TR and very nice too Sir..

 

[CanberraR3]

Dennis, you should also have a look at the pics in TR3's photo album. It's one of the most striking bikes you'll see.