Xpress 400 steering loose.
#2
It happened to mine, and most others. If you want a temporary fix, put a steel washer in front of the castle nut at the bottom of the steering post bushing. When I say temporary, I mean that your whole steering post bushing will need replaced any day now. I would nip the whole problem in the bud, and install the HPD lower steering post bushing. Takes about an hour, and is very easy.
#3
The Quadfather said it all. To band-aid it, you can try to tighten the nut on the bottom of the shaft, adding a washer if you need to. If you don't ride aggressively, this quick fix can last a surprisingly long time. To fix it once and for all will require a new bottom bearing, the metal aftermarket kind. They are about $35 or so and are available from rittercycle.com or hpd.com. Personally, I would try tightening the nut first, and see what that does. My brother tightened his Xpress bushing once or twice in 5000 miles & is still going on the original. The day is coming where it will have to be replaced, but why do now what you can put off?
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