i did some forum searching/web surfing and noticed a few people mentioned that the GS500's front end tends to wobble or somehow become unstable or skittish during moderate to higher speed turns?
Does anybody know what causes this? Anyway to stop this?
probably like any other undamped, light weight bike it's just steering-shake. Ninjas have the same problem.
100% cured by a quality steering damper.
Make sure your pressure is right. And put some weight over the front by cuddling up with the tank.
Never had the problem... :dunno:
Maybe the front tire it low or was run low and it now screwed up... Or something is loose...
Quotethe GS500's front end tends to wobble or somehow become unstable or skittish during moderate to higher speed turns
this is any bike that has something wrong with it, tire pressure being the biggest, wheel alignment from to rear and withing swingarm/forks, bearings,bent frames, wheels,steering stem, bent forks, axles, poor tires, rear too high, front too low.
the GS has been noted to be a very good handleing and VERY forgiving when it comes to hard riding. while i cant keep up with newer sport bikes, ive out cornered many with mine.
From me own stash of info: search "suspension" or "suspension and setup" with the username "scratch", because I can't link the Search Results page when I do that (I would have to copy/paste each link).