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Ok, here is one for the guy's that have been doing this for awhile.
I recently purchased and installed a GPR v4 on my 05.
I also replaced my front & rear tire with a Metzler M3.
My bike just does not feel stable above 140 mph.
Could the spacers on the front axle been installed wrong?
Could it be the spacers on the rear wheel or both?
Is there a specific way for the spacers to go back on, if so, HOW?
I have also replaced both fork seals which means they were taken off
the bike (the forks) and re-installed.
I had absolutely no head shake even without the GPR before I started
changing out tires. That is what makes me believe that it is something to do
with the wheels.
I torqued everything back to specs, but I'm unsure about the spacers
on the front and rear wheel.
Any help from someone who has dealt with this problem or knows about this
issue, would be greatly appreciated.
I haven't been able to take my bike over 140 with confidence and I am sick
of it.
I feel the need for speed.:thumbsup:
Please help
ccasion1
ccasion1
I recently purchased and installed a GPR v4 on my 05.
I also replaced my front & rear tire with a Metzler M3.
My bike just does not feel stable above 140 mph.
Could the spacers on the front axle been installed wrong?
Could it be the spacers on the rear wheel or both?
Is there a specific way for the spacers to go back on, if so, HOW?
I have also replaced both fork seals which means they were taken off
the bike (the forks) and re-installed.
I had absolutely no head shake even without the GPR before I started
changing out tires. That is what makes me believe that it is something to do
with the wheels.
I torqued everything back to specs, but I'm unsure about the spacers
on the front and rear wheel.
Any help from someone who has dealt with this problem or knows about this
issue, would be greatly appreciated.
I haven't been able to take my bike over 140 with confidence and I am sick
of it.
I feel the need for speed.:thumbsup:
Please help