Likwid_Fire

ok the stats:
-01 F4i
-stock gearing, chain/sprockets need to be changed up quick here...
-30psi - 40psi in rear tire


when i do my sitdowns and standups in first gear, when i'm just about to hit the bp i get a slow wobble on the rear tire... it's really unsettling so i let her down... this has been consistant with 30 and 40 psi in my rear and its buggin me... i wanna get to my BP dammit!

halp :D

Dax

I would suggest that you drop the rear tire pressure to the mid 20's, like 25 psi.

I have had the same problem in the past and found that dropping the psi helped to reduce occurences of wobble.

RoadStainR6

Yea I'd def say drop the rear tire pressure! I had mine at 35 and when I lowered it to 25 everything just got smoother... give it a try

Cody W

definately tire presure. good luck

MikeM

Tire pressure isnt whats causing the wobble, lowering the pressure is a band aid, but it will help you out, so do it.
Try to focus on keeping your weight centered, especially during throttle input. Also try riding the rear brake slightly.

Metzger

If you're choppy on the throttle that could cause you to wobble.

timeBOMB

or if your tire is wore unevenly...

Neuby

Becarefull!! I had the same problem as you did, untill I got a highspeed wobble and set down into a really bad tankslapper! I had the wobbles come less consistant when my pressure was lowered, but still would get it now and then.
I sold the F4i thinking the wobble was due to something bent on my bike. Now I ride a GSXR and the wobbles ain't there with 25lbs of pressure.

I solved 1 of my problems which was the wobble and into another problem, flipping stoppies :YEAH

DoodleF4i

i used to get wobbles on my old dunlops that were had a huge flat spot.ive heard it before flat spots will make you wobble

f4istunna

I get it when i do circle burnouts all one way tire gets worn unevenly. But defintatley lower the psi and be smooth on body movements and on the throttle