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True-Track, Inc sells a solution. They attribute the wobble to the rubber mounted swing arm. Visit their web site at: http://www.true-track.com/
Posted by: Toro on Sep 19, 05 10:56:41 am |
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Has this issue been resolved in the newer models? I am considering an 05' or 06' road king.
Posted by: fendertele on Sep 21, 05 3:02:46 pm |
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who keeps deleting my posts
Posted by: Bondo on Oct 5, 05 7:43:17 pm |
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Bondo - steveb here - all flames, "pointed" remarks and such that are off topic (in this case the topic is "high speed wobble" )will be viewed with a critical eye. It is a provledge that you post here - not a rght, so please keep your posts on topic. For the record - no personal attacks of ANY type will be tolerated.
Play Nice!
Posted by: steveb on Oct 6, 05 8:38:45 am |
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DAKING,
I had the same problem on a curve stretch of road that had a slight dip in the pavement. I was taking the curve a little hot and holy moly, she (my RK) darn near left me. Definitely got my attention. When I got home I checked several things, but first and foremost was tire pressure and the pressure in the shocks. All were slightly low, and after pressures were adjusted, I cautiously tried that same curve with better results this time. Believe me, that's relief. Ever since then I am religious about checking pressures, tire and shocks, as well as keeping an eye on adjustments. The FLH's still provide the nicest ride outta the stable. I'd recommend one to anyone.
Taxi
Posted by: TaxiKAB on Oct 7, 05 1:20:51 am |
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I had a few small wobbles on my 01 electraglide standard at about 140kmph when my back tire was on its last legs and getting a little squared off. A new back tire and the wobble hasn't come back.
Posted by: likinit on Oct 7, 05 5:25:35 pm |
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What did you write there bubba,, Miles per hour or Kilometers per hour, or 140,000 miles per hour..??
Posted by: frisco-rigid on Oct 9, 05 2:06:30 am |
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'm canadian and 140kms is about 90 mph
Posted by: likinit on Oct 11, 05 7:37:39 pm |
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check out a true track rear mount they may cure the problem.Igot rid of my FLHS and picked up a FXRT .That cured the problem"no more s@*tty pants".
Posted by: antiemike on Oct 15, 05 12:47:49 pm |
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So, any word on a new frame for the FL series? Both of the bikes I have had move around in the corners, but TaxiKAB has the right idea, keep up on the pressures, and you won't get the big eyes!
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