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I have read that the gs700 has issues with this, Has anyone had this happen to them and at what speed?Tags: None
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lhanscom
I maxed out the 700 I used to have at 130mph, no head shake, very stable. If you get headshake on that bike something isn't quite right.
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Hoomgar
Or it has turned into a Kawi LTD 550 8O
If that happens sell it and get another one!
Seriously, I have never heard of this on the 700cc and up bikes.
It is usually 650 or smaller bikes that suffer from this although
there can always be exceptions.
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Anonymous
well i thought it sounded wrong when i read the post a while back. my bike has been a very stable and strong running machine. Actually i wouldn't mind finding another only in an es version.
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- Angeles Forest, So.Calif./Red rocks of Southern Utah.
Steering wobble, increasing with speed, is usually loose/worn steering head bearings. I think some models are just less tolerant of poorly torqued bearings than others.And on the seventh day,after resting from all that he had done,God went for a ride on his GS!
Upon seeing that it was good, he went out again on his ZX14! But just a little bit faster!
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Anonymous
Im working some wobble problems. Its a high speed thing. Im looking at swing arm bearings for that one. Then one day I let go of the bars at 10 mph and she almost came unglued. A new front tire fixed that. I have a dent in my front rim that didnt look good on the spin balancer. Got a new rim comming with brake discs. Mine are warpped again.
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