Death wobbles at 40 mph

[@wordreet]

There's something going on that isn't allowing the front and rear wheels to be sufficiently parallel. And the cruiser design constantly un-weights the front, which makes the effect worse.

[@RonNorman-qu4qz]

That was a good answer

[@xander4218]

my guess would be bent forks

[@ΑναστάσιοςΠαπαζαχαρίου]

@@xander4218 I've got bent forks and this never happened to me under any condition. If it's what op suggests it's most likely in the rear.

[@jm1656]

Steering head bearings.

[@jacksonsingleton]

First person I've seen actually handle a wobble properly, great work!

[@dankfam6686]

its not hard when you're going 40mph bro

[@average.yt.commenter609]

As if handling it properly isn't to pull over

[@OFFROADOVERDRIVE]

That aint a death wobble thats a common thing in beat up bikes were if you let go of the handlebars it woobles

[@gotredeemed]

A fork brace and a balanced wheel will help. I've never experienced it, must be lucky.

[@johnmcclanahan2272]

i have owned four Goldwings that would do it at around 37mph.

[@waltswild]

why are you getting death wobbles at 40 mph?

[@raritymotovlogs900]

Tbh with you I don’t remember the specific reason but it’s something with the forks that wasn’t fixed correctly

[@waltswild]

@@raritymotovlogs900 yea that makes sense, also to my understanding it could be suspension

[@raritymotovlogs900]

Yes that can be possible also

[@therealericjackdaniels]

@@raritymotovlogs900 don't forget the tire is part of the weeding process.

[@kratos4435]

I know death wobbles at 80/100/120 mph but 40mph?

[@raritymotovlogs900]

something on the suspension wasn’t put in correctly from one of the mechanics and i was the lucky one to test drive it lol

[@dovaiS]

You can get a death wobble at any speed. I've gotten my first one at 40 mph by setting down a wheelie wrong

[@kratos4435]

@@dovaiS I think wind was too much, i can't think of any other reason

[@Gigatless]

at 40mph its called minor injury wobble

[@emporergrimes]

U need a new bike

[@raritymotovlogs900]

Luckily for me this wasn’t my bike. When I was working for harely as a Porter this was a customer bike that I had to test drive after repairs

[@raritymotovlogs900]

Harley^