well im thinking about spending some more time about getting the wheel really accurate never knew that death wobble can occur on not well trued wheels is it something like that that your wheel with start turning to left and right without you willing it?
A death wobble feels like the bike is shifting side to side under you. It makes it feel like you're having balancing issues and the bike wants to come from under you.
could you tell me please whats and accepteble wobble lenght for like speeds like up to 60 kmh (37mph)
i will certainly try that thank you sir i hope i can make a really accurate true
What's right is there's no wobble at all.
well would it be bad if it moves like 1mm or half milimeter im still practicing so im trying my best.
On the truing stand I can generally get the rim within a millimeter of travel both horizontally and vertically.
The only way to get out of a death wobble is to go faster, Thats what I had to do with my old 650 Suzuki GSE It was a little scary at first but I got used to it
Going faster won't fix issues with your wheels. The correct thing to do is slow down till it stops.
It stops wobbling instantly when the front wheel is off the ground. Don't ask me how I know that.
