Haha, why would you take your hands off the bars anyway? I would be very worried if my bike had a speed wobbly hands-on, but I would never take my hands off to even find out if the bike wobbled when hands-free in the first place. I still have the stock tyres my 2022Interceptor came with (11000km+), and even from new I don't have a lot of confidence in them, especially if the road is wet. Ps, I like your seat.
Hello, I used to ride a motorcycle that would intermittently develop speed wobbles. While riding, I would release the handlebars making large circles with my thumb connected to my middle finger. This would Stop the wobble. It was later determined the cause was the Delrin plastic trailing arm bushings were too soft and crushing. One cure was machined to size bronze bushings. I never got that far. I upgraded to Koni rear shock absorbers and heavier, dual rate rear springs, and my speed wobble disappeared. Anyways, speed wobble relax grip on the bars until the wobble subsides. I once saw a video of a cyclist doing a speed record attempt at Bonneville Salt Flats. His bike developed such a violent speed wobble that it threw him off the bike. The bike continued on its way wobble free. It was quite impressive.
Bro, what headlight setup are you running?
I am running U9 plus LED headlight and super 4 60watts auxiliary lights
@@puneetamin Thank you
Haha, why would you take your hands off the bars anyway? I would be very worried if my bike had a speed wobbly hands-on, but I would never take my hands off to even find out if the bike wobbled when hands-free in the first place. I still have the stock tyres my 2022Interceptor came with (11000km+), and even from new I don't have a lot of confidence in them, especially if the road is wet. Ps, I like your seat.
Lol, Taking the hands of is me trying to build back my confidence. Thanks I got the seat customised to cope with my long tours.
Hello, I used to ride a motorcycle that would intermittently develop speed wobbles. While riding, I would release the handlebars making large circles with my thumb connected to my middle finger. This would Stop the wobble. It was later determined the cause was the Delrin plastic trailing arm bushings were too soft and crushing. One cure was machined to size bronze bushings. I never got that far. I upgraded to Koni rear shock absorbers and heavier, dual rate rear springs, and my speed wobble disappeared.
Anyways, speed wobble relax grip on the bars until the wobble subsides. I once saw a video of a cyclist doing a speed record attempt at Bonneville Salt Flats. His bike developed such a violent speed wobble that it threw him off the bike. The bike continued on its way wobble free. It was quite impressive.