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[Badazz]

I have a 04 pitbull. The handle bars start to Wobble any time I start to go around a curve at anything more than 35mph or when it's windy. I have checked front and rear wheel bearings no issues. I tried adjusting alignment and it just made things worse.

 

[Mikeinjersey]

I have a 04 pitbull. The handle bars start to Wobble any time I start to go around a curve at anything more than 35mph or when it's windy. I have checked front and rear wheel bearings no issues. I tried adjusting alignment and it just made things worse.

Jack the bike up and check your triple tree bearings for excessive slop. Also check to see if you lost the wheel balance weights off your wheel. Check tire pressure.
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[Badazz]

I have a 04 pitbull. The handle bars start to Wobble any time I start to go around a curve at anything more than 35mph or when it's windy. I have checked front and rear wheel bearings no issues. I tried adjusting alignment and it just made things worse. Does anyone have any ideas on what I should try next.

 

[Mr. Wright]

Ck the clamp bolts on the lower triple tree, and the brace just above the fender.

 

[Mr. Wright]

Also jack it up and roll the tire to make sure you don't have a busted belt in the tire

 

[Sven]

How many miles on the front tire? Do you change tires as a set or save the front and wear our another rear before changing the front? See any 'step' wear? Shows one side is higher than the other-if you look at a rain cut line and one edge is higher, go look.

 

[1 B.M.F.]

Mine did that once. I had 22 lbs pressure in tire. Aired it up and no more wobble

 

[willywill4765]

Mine was my left fork seal, I had both of my fork seals redone and rides beautiful

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[Badazz]

Ty all it was a combination of wheel out of balance and air pressure to low. it still does it at at higher speeds around curves but I can live with that.

 

[1 B.M.F.]

You may not live if you get in a crash.
If you can’t find what causing it, you might take it to a professional. Something is causing it to wobble.

 

[HMAN]

Ty all it was a combination of wheel out of balance and air pressure to low. it still does it at at higher speeds around curves but I can live with that.

Are you running Dyna beads or regular wheel weights? Dyna beads will keep you balanced all the time.

 

[woodbutcher]

might want to change the fork oil to a 30wt.