Need to pick some Brains

[Trikerbobbilly]

Your problem sounds exactly like mine, When it starts you can look down at the handlebar and see them moving back and forth

About a month and a half ago I put a super brace on mine and have not experienced the wobble again, this makes me think it's not so much as a problem in the stem bearings but possible looseness in the forks themselves, allowing them to flex at higher speeds. The super brace defiantly adds stability to the front forks, there is a lot of praise on this site and other wing sights for the super brace.

[eastkytriker]

About a month and a half ago I put a super brace on mine and have not experienced the wobble again, this makes me think it's not so much as a problem in the stem bearings but possible looseness in the forks themselves, allowing them to flex at higher speeds. The super brace defiantly adds stability to the front forks, there is a lot of praise on this site and other wing sights for the super brace.

Thanks for the comment, But I already have a super brace.

[eastkytriker]

Roger our 2012 developed a vibration in the front with around 5000 miles on it. Turned out to be one of the rear tires had a belt separation problem. Two new Michelin tires fixed the problem.

Kwputt, Thanks for the comment that's kinda where I'm looking now. Ive about eliminated everything else but I hate to spend 318.00 for two tires and it not help. I guess it could be worse.

[msrvpeig]

Kwputt, Thanks for the comment that's kinda where I'm looking now. Ive about eliminated everything else but I hate to spend 318.00 for two tires and it not help. I guess it could be worse.

Get your rear tires spin balanced, that will tell you if there are any belt problems before your forkout $$ on new tires, you may not need.

[eastkytriker]

Want to thank everyone for their comments on my wiggle problem. It ended up being the rear tires, A new set of Michelin Defenders and it is now going straight (Thanks Kwputt you were right on) So now I got new treads all the way around, New Brakes and new Water pump, Only prob. now I don't have any money left to ride.

[Lucky]

Want to thank everyone for their comments on my wiggle problem. It ended up being the rear tires, A new set of Michelin Defenders and it is now going straight (Thanks Kwputt you were right on) So now I got new treads all the way around, New Brakes and new Water pump, Only prob. now I don't have any money left to ride.

If you have not changed them those tires were put on when it had 52000 miles on the bike. Would be interested in how many miles they lasted. RIDE SAFE

[eastkytriker]

If you have not changed them those tires were put on when it had 52000 miles on the bike. Would be interested in how many miles they lasted. RIDE SAFE

Lucky, I had 108,500 when I changed the rear tires, So that's about 56,500 miles and still had enough tread for that many more miles, but I guess a belt separated.

[Lucky]

Lotta miles! Great to see she is still going strong. RIDE SAFE