I have Conti Road Attacks on my RT. Verifed 42 psi in the front and rear tire. I am getting some nasty head shake at 50mph. Nothing really below or about but when I hit 50 and let go of a bars.....Drama. Any ideas? Could this be a balance issue?
Hi i have the same issue with my suzuki c90 i sure its the front tire there is some cupping when i let go of the bars it shakes when im holding on its ok check the front tire..flienlow said:I have Conti Road Attacks on my RT. Verifed 42 psi in the front and rear tire. I am getting some nasty head shake at 50mph. Nothing really below or about but when I hit 50 and let go of a bars.....Drama. Any ideas? Could this be a balance issue?
New2rt said:I've noticed head shake on numerous bikes, usually on decell. It will shake and then fade away. My LT will do it at a lower speed.
New tires seem to be the cure, until they wore to the point of needing replacement I kept my hands on the bars.
On several occasions, I have read on the Web people mentioning some shimmy of the front Conti Road Attack. This could be related.flienlow said:I have Conti Road Attacks on my RT. Verifed 42 psi in the front and rear tire. I am getting some nasty head shake at 50mph. Nothing really below or about but when I hit 50 and let go of a bars.....Drama. Any ideas? Could this be a balance issue?
On post telelever BMW RTs? I've never heard of it on a newer [aka, telelever] RT. If you could possibly point me in the direction where I could read about this I'd certainly appreciate it.Hammam said:On several occasions, I have read on the Web people mentioning some shimmy of the front Conti Road Attack. This could be related.
Sorry, I was distracted. It was the Conti Trail Attack, not Road Attack, and on a GS, not an RT. I have yet to get used to the fact that I traded my GS for an RT very recently.steveaikens said:On post telelever BMW RTs? I've never heard of it on a newer [aka, telelever] RT. If you could possibly point me in the direction where I could read about this I'd certainly appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.