Your bike has almost zero trail, which is most of the problem. Flipping the forks so the axle is in a trailing position should give you a decent increase on positive trail, because I am fairly certain your setup as it sits right now has zero or near zero trail. Combine that with a very rear heavy machine and it's not too surprising you have a wobble issue. You have a front fork setup that wants nothing more than to turn itself around in motion, and then almost no weight on the front tire.I tried puting all my weight in the front already an it still does the same. I weigh 135.
Do you think because the tabs on front axle is toward the front of forks, giving less tire trail. Or maybe bearings on headset or tire are to much play
. Or if a weld a compartment under the diamond plate an put a 10lb or more weight in it.
I was going to flip the forks around but someone said it will make worse.
Would you be able to provide me a full on broadside picture of the bike with the front wheel in line with the frame? Specifically a picture with a good view of the front suspension setup. Include something for scale, such as a drink can or other well known object.
(Edited my comment because I realized my 5AM morning brain typed something my 7am brain wouldn't have)