[lai chee kien]

hi guy when I was on high speed the handle bar will have a bit shaking. do anyone of you guy have this problem?

 

[jjwelly]

Yeah i ride the naked version and notice it when gunning through the gears, but too be expected with short wheelbase and lots of power. The best thing i found is just relax the upper body and it all settles down. But if yours is doing it at constant speed, get it checked out.

 

[landy10]

Front end definately gets a bit light when pushing on into 3 figures but as jjwelly says short wheelbase lots of power its gonna do that

 

[Onenote]

hi guy when I was on high speed the handle bar will have a bit shaking. do anyone of you guy have this problem?

Are u still on original tires?? cause i had this feeling on them too. now im on M7RR no such feeling or im used to it lool. but for real i think the tires are the problem.

 

[moto1]

I find keeping my tires at the recommended pressures minimizes the head shake.

 

[ackack]

Are u still on original tires?? cause i had this feeling on them too. now im on M7RR no such feeling or im used to it lool. but for real i think the tires are the problem.

What he said ^^^
120 doesn't really feel different to 70 on M7RR's

 

[JeffroGymnast]

#1 Make sure your suspension is setup correctly. If the front end is too chattery, you probably need a bit more rebound damping.

#2 Hold the bars more lightly. Consciously let your weight be held up by the seat and the foot pegs instead of leaning on the bars. Squeeze the tank with your thighs if necessary.