At any speed.
My bike doesn't wobble at all, only pulls to the right.
I have the OEM Bridgestone AX41T on the bike.
At any speed.
My bike doesn't wobble at all, only pulls to the right.
I have the OEM Bridgestone AX41T on the bike.
Glad to hear I'm not the only one, and it's "normal" for our bikes.
You have exactly the same bike as me?
My english is better than my german, so I write in english.
I have a CRF1100L ATAS ES DCT '20, and when I take my hands of the handlebar, the bike pulls to the right a little bit (on a really flat road of course ).
Some people say because of the (euro5) heavy exhaust and/or the 10kg extra weight of the DCT on the right side.
Anyone else the same experience?
Any news on this subject here in europe? On the american forum there is still a lot of discussion https://www.africatwinforum.co…sues-merged.35737/page-39
That's the sound of the throttlebody butterflies opening from closed position I guess, sounds a bit different (not as sharp) compared to the clicks I hear, but I can be wrong.
I also hear multiple clicks (about 3 or 4 I think) while moving the throttle on the move instead the 1 click you hear if you move the throttle but not have started yet.
And you hear this 1 click (not started yet) even when the engine is cold, and the clicks we hear is only when the outside temperature is more than let's say 25 degrees Celsius.
And If you switch on Ignition but do not start and give for example half throttle and hold it steady (like you do when you're cruising) and then give throttle you hear no click .....
jfb Do you have the same clicking noise as the topicstarter? And if yes, do you hear it only when riding in really hot temperatures?
Thanks, but unfortunately I have to work then. Looks a great route, hope you all have nice weather and no accidents!
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How do you know that?
From the netherlands living near Eindhoven.