mexican
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researchingCome on my friend its a Harley when your pushing it if it wobbles let go
Serious though since there are so many Harley bikers out there someone has adapted a steering damper if for nothing but higher speed stability. even a Rocket can benefit from one whether it actually needs one or not.
Research my friend don't sweat the small shiztski !!!!!
mexican
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sonny
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No need to worry. WHEN they go out will hook you up. Have a list of quality aftermarket parts (made in the USA) that i have tested myself and work rather well.
Also have all the specialty tools for installing.
mexican
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coool, if you have a backrest i will buy itNo need to worry. WHEN they go out will hook you up. Have a list of quality aftermarket parts (made in the USA) that i have tested myself and work rather well.
sonny
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If I had a spare I would give it to you but do not have one. Check out Dennis Kirk motorcycle parts. They have some nice ones.
Rocket Belly
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Tough faceplant. I don't think the high bars helped his situation but he looked cool until he didn't. More throttle may have helped. All the gear all the time
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Does anyone know of a shot of rear brake would help in that situation ?
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A touch of rear brake does help sometimes, as it puts a bit more weight on the front. But DO NOT touch the front brake, cept for maybe a slight one finger drag. Also helps NOT to try to stiffen up your arms, makes it worse. Let it do it's thing, light rear brake, and pray!
I thought he may have jumped on the rear and that's why she did the pirouette. Its a bit hard to see what's happening .... we need a slow-mo version of the vid!
