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Harley 883 Low conversion was done at the dealership in Springfield Ohio. It’s a 2011 and only had 1700 miles when I bought it. Added a steering damper, new front tire and it’s still gets a shaking at 30-35 mph. What’s next? What else can I do. It’s got 3500 miles on it since I bout it last July. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated :D:D:D
[QUOTE=Jodi;833715]Harley 883 Low conversion was done at the dealership in Springfield Ohio. It’s a 2011 and only had 1700 miles when I bought it. Added a steering damper, new front tire and it’s still gets a shaking at 30-35 mph. What’s next? What else can I do. It’s got 3500 miles on it since I bout it last July. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated :D:D:D[/QUOTE]
Again check the head bearing they have to be tightened down more than a two wheeler...
What Bob said. Have the shop check the head bearing torque
[QUOTE=rhino 2;833718]Again check the head bearing they have to be tightened down more than a two wheeler...[/QUOTE]
Thanks. I will!!
[QUOTE=Jodi;833715]Harley 883 Low conversion was done at the dealership in Springfield Ohio. It’s a 2011 and only had 1700 miles when I bought it. Added a steering damper, new front tire and it’s still gets a shaking at 30-35 mph. What’s next? What else can I do. It’s got 3500 miles on it since I bout it last July. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated :D:D:D[/QUOTE]
Too much rear tire pressure !!!!
[QUOTE=Lee H. Mann;833735]Too much rear tire pressure !!!![/QUOTE]
This is also very good advice
Try 22-24 PSI in the rears and 36 in the front and go for a ride
if all that does not full cure the issue, check and see if it has a rake kit triple tree installed that might help.
Needs a rake kit.