!!!wobbly whoolies suck!!!
#21
\r\n \r\n I can nearly catch idle on staggered ss and sit downs and I got dub backs on lock no throttle hand and all but I still just get a lil wobbly\r\n
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#22
\r\n \r\n Does your rear tire have a flat spot in the middle. When that starts to throw me off, I do small burnouts. When doing a burnout tilt the bike slightly to knock those sharp corners off each side of the flat spot.\r\n
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#23
\r\n \r\n Thanx for all the advice but um I think I figured out my problem... Lil worse than I thought. But ill post picks later ill tell u now its not the sub frame :/\r\n
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#24
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#25
\r\n \r\n Ugh fuck this photo bucket is dumb...\r\n
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#26
\r\n \r\n http://s1217.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMAG0144.jpg
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\n http://s1217.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMAG0143.jpg\r\n
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#27
\r\n \r\n Photos are a little dark. Sub twisted ? Woops, missed your last post. Sub not twisted. Can you explain what\'s wrong with your bike for those of us that are viewing from their phones? Pics aren\'t that clear. Thanks\r\n
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#28
\r\n \r\n its a steel sub I doubt its twisted\r\n
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#29
\r\n \r\n Im viewing your pics through phone. Am i missing something ? Or is my phone chopping the pictures.\r\n
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#30
\r\n \r\n I used to feel wobbly when I didn\'t get up to bp (which was like every time trying something new). Now I get to bp asap and the wobbly is gone. If your not at bp it def feels wobbly and hard to get rid of until you come up a bit higher. Forks should me parallel to the ground is what I was told and def helped \r\n
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