All I can do is go up an down my 100 ft driveway but I feel the front end wableling. I put it up and spun it by hand and I can't tell if its the rim or the axle. What is more likely to go?
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
All I can do is go up an down my 100 ft driveway but I feel the front end wableling. I put it up and spun it by hand and I can't tell if its the rim or the axle. What is more likely to go?
1978 ATC 90
22mm Keihin carb
Ported intake/head
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
110 cylinder/crank
110 cylinder/ timing chain
Front drum brakes
Brush guard
Complete rebuild to a 122cc
Complete frame off restoration.
$1400 invested
1983 ATC 110
22mm carb
Ported head/intake
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
Complete rebuild to 122cc
Complete frame off restoration
$1000 invested
1984 200x
26 mm carb.
CR85 rear caliper
TRX hubs/rims
$871 invested
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I put one together over the weekend that is doing that, I know it's the front wheel bearings. Do you have any play when you shake the front wheel by hand?
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Roostin Away
you can also get a very simular feeling if your steering stem bearings are loose or bad , just happened to me
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
I don't feel any play but the axle bearings sound rough. What is a good source for front bearings and seals?
1978 ATC 90
22mm Keihin carb
Ported intake/head
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
110 cylinder/crank
110 cylinder/ timing chain
Front drum brakes
Brush guard
Complete rebuild to a 122cc
Complete frame off restoration.
$1400 invested
1983 ATC 110
22mm carb
Ported head/intake
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
Complete rebuild to 122cc
Complete frame off restoration
$1000 invested
1984 200x
26 mm carb.
CR85 rear caliper
TRX hubs/rims
$871 invested
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Look at the tire too... Could be going out of round...
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
Tire and rim look ok. However the rear axle is bent. I have one on the way.
1978 ATC 90
22mm Keihin carb
Ported intake/head
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
110 cylinder/crank
110 cylinder/ timing chain
Front drum brakes
Brush guard
Complete rebuild to a 122cc
Complete frame off restoration.
$1400 invested
1983 ATC 110
22mm carb
Ported head/intake
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
Complete rebuild to 122cc
Complete frame off restoration
$1000 invested
1984 200x
26 mm carb.
CR85 rear caliper
TRX hubs/rims
$871 invested
Power User
Teaching quads a lesson
Rear axle could contribute to the wobble. But I'd check t all for straightness. It shouldn't wobble...
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check your forks. i have a set of really wqorn ones that wobble badly. basically stand on the gorund, pull the front break and rock the bike forward and back. you can watch what is wobbleing. if you se the forks wobbleing there's your issue. get new forks.
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
Its the tire thats causing the problem.
1978 ATC 90
22mm Keihin carb
Ported intake/head
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
110 cylinder/crank
110 cylinder/ timing chain
Front drum brakes
Brush guard
Complete rebuild to a 122cc
Complete frame off restoration.
$1400 invested
1983 ATC 110
22mm carb
Ported head/intake
Performance cam
56mm 9.5:1 piston
Complete rebuild to 122cc
Complete frame off restoration
$1000 invested
1984 200x
26 mm carb.
CR85 rear caliper
TRX hubs/rims
$871 invested
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