sir did you remove something to fit the stabilizer like bushing?goff_d_p said:Bro It only works with stock forks, it does not fit any aftermarket forks that I am aware of.
...How ever, I would make a seggustion, undo the screws and add loc-tight to the threads.
Sir, afaik lang po... the things to look out for are the knuckle/steering head bearing, front tire bearings, front tire pressure & fork oil pressure.. Surely the fork stabilizer will be set only in one place, so you have to look for the other stuff. The steering head/knuckle bearing might have unevenly worn ball bearings inside the cup, and this usually manifests as a "notchy" feeling when you steer. Same with the bearing up front, but on this the front wheel seems to pause a bit while free-rolling. I experiment on front wiggle by inflating my tires more than the usual & doing a really short ride. I get a clear road, drive as usual but I either grip the bars hard or really loosen my grip. The first one usually magnifies tire discrepancies and suspension problems, & the 2nd one usually shows the problems on the steering head. Try both, & good luck!@all
Will this front fork stabilizer will solve my steering problem? I feel a wiggle when I'm driving and evident if I'll do a free hand for a short time.. My front wheel doesn't have dents or "bengkong". I'm thinking if my front fork play is too soft, uneven play of suspension and uneven tires (may oblang siguro)..
I'm unease with my steering..
Yes it fit sir. You will need to put some rubber padding to avoid scratches from contact of stabilizer and front fork, also to make it very good fit.
tnx man, =)Yes it fit sir. You will need to put some rubber padding to avoid scratches from contact of stabilizer and front fork, also to make it very good fit.
Take a look at the bike of @astroboy06 at showbike area.. you will see the fork stabilizer installed at trusty fork housing..
