Wobbling Honda 200s ATC
#1
I finally got the 200s running and took it for a ride and there's a definite wobble feeling I think from the front. The wheels are true and I can't see them wobbling. I jacked it up and the bearings are tight, no side to side play. I am baffled, the tires don't seem out of round. Can wheel balancing do that? I wouldn't think it would at such slow speeds but I am new to these. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Billy
#5
I put equal pressure in them and syill wobbling. I spun the rear wheels and I believe it is slightly bent, not much about 1/4" at the end. Would that much bend cause such a wobble? I found an axle for $25 on Ebay, can't hurt. Thanks, Billy
#7
A bent axle will do it, you will feel it more on hard pack soil/concreat than sand and soft pack dirt.
Also possibilities:
Is there tire sealant in the tires (slime, or similar)? this will cause a wobble when first starting to ride but gets better as the sealant is disbursed within the tire.
Is your chain in good condition? I had an issue for a while on my 185s where the chain was binding enough to cause a vibration when riding, I even swore the axle was bent when looking at it. I was ready to replace the axle, I only did the chain first only because I had it, and the vibration disappeared.
Also possibilities:
Is there tire sealant in the tires (slime, or similar)? this will cause a wobble when first starting to ride but gets better as the sealant is disbursed within the tire.
Is your chain in good condition? I had an issue for a while on my 185s where the chain was binding enough to cause a vibration when riding, I even swore the axle was bent when looking at it. I was ready to replace the axle, I only did the chain first only because I had it, and the vibration disappeared.
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#9
One thing on 3 wheelers is people put rear style tires on the front. You won't notice it off road but when you get on the pavment it will wobble. I have been there. The front tire on a 3 wheeler needs to be mellow check out some pictures online and u will see what I mean...thx jeff
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