Shaky front end
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Buddy of mine has a 93 350 2 stroke 4x4 Polaris. The handlebars go crazy at about 30-35 mph. There is severe side to side "wobbling" through the handlebars at this speed. We replaced the A-arm bushings and tightened the lower end of the handlebar shaft (?technical term?) hoping that would fix the prob, but no luck so far. What should we be checking next? Any advice is much appreciated.
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Two more things come to mind. Wheel bearings and toe out. If the tie rod ends are tight, maybe you have a bad wheel bearing. If not, check the toe - out. The proper toe-out should be in the owners manual.
One last possibility could be tire sealant that has dried in the tires over time, and making them way out of balance. See if there is a 'heavy' spot in the tire by jacking up the front end & spinning each wheel.
One last possibility could be tire sealant that has dried in the tires over time, and making them way out of balance. See if there is a 'heavy' spot in the tire by jacking up the front end & spinning each wheel.
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Two more things come to mind. Wheel bearings and toe out. If the tie rod ends are tight, maybe you have a bad wheel bearing. If not, check the toe - out. The proper toe-out should be in the owners manual.
One last possibility could be tire sealant that has dried in the tires over time, and making them way out of balance. See if there is a 'heavy' spot in the tire by jacking up the front end & spinning each wheel.
One last possibility could be tire sealant that has dried in the tires over time, and making them way out of balance. See if there is a 'heavy' spot in the tire by jacking up the front end & spinning each wheel.
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