----- Original Message -----
> Henry, would you just loosen the crown nut and retorque it to a lower
> setting?
>
> Dennis
Well, if it were me (and I'm sure this is not the "proper" way to do it),
I'd just loosen the crown nut and take a hammer and screw driver to both
torque nuts. Just back them off (both nuts at the same time) about a
quarter inch. NOT a quarter turn, more like 25 degrees (with 360 degrees
being one full turn of the nut).
Take it for a spin and see how it drives. If you still have a little weave
in it, repeat step one until it drives right.
Henry
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> > Took it back in had them retorque the steering head,
> > Highspeed wobble gone. I get something new now....
> > at around 75 to maybe 90 mph it wanders slightly from
> > left to right,
>
> Todd,
>
> This sounds like a classic "steering head too tight" symptom. I think if
> you try holding a perfectly straight line of travel at most any speed, it
> will "weave" back and forth. Just loosen the torque on the steering head
a
> bit and I bet it will go away. There is a fairly narrow window of proper
> torque on the steering head.
>
> Henry
>
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