You are reading a single comment by @salmonchild and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
Later models have acrylic plates to guide the steering arm.
@William. Might be worth looking at the grub screw on the front steerer tube and giving it a quarter turn or so to increase resistance. Also pedalling rather than coasting helps maintain stability.
salmonchild-
Also pedalling rather than coasting helps maintain stability.
Yes tried this, at 22mph+ I'm not putting much power through the pedals and it's hard to speed up when you're not 100% in control
Might be worth looking at the grub screw on the front steerer tube and giving it a quarter turn or so to increase resistance.
This was the kind of thing I was thinking, but didn't want to just start playing with tourques on an unfamiliar machine. Thanks
William.
Is this for real -- surely there must be a better way?