dicko

Have you raked the forks forward? I haven't read this whole thread through, but I had the same issue & by raking the forks further forward I got rid of it. There should be a screw to unwind onthe stearing stock that will do the trick. if it only does it on acceleration or braking there are some other things you can try. I used to have a document that I downloaded with all the tricks on setting up a bike. I'll see if I can find it for you.

dicko

Go to this link and read up on the steering article and the NF setup article. They'll help you a lot.

http://www.rcbike.com/tech_tips.htm

773W

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Thanks for your help Dicko. It is much appreciated. I'll let ya know how it works out, but It may be awhile.

whitham69

put the rake out to max, it looks a little steep in the pic. Add a small amount of diff grease inside the fork legs to help with damping.

773W

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Thanks for the info, Will try *****g out the rake as much as i can. Guess Im going to be taking apart the forks in the near future..............

whitham69

They just unscrew and there only a spring inside bottom, add a finger nail worth of grease and it stop it from pattering and help the rebound over the bumps.

773W

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Once again, Thanks for the info. I probably would have filled er up with grease. The forks are the only thing Iv left alone so far, Cant wait to get home in a week or so and start on it again. Too bad its still a long wait to run it again[&o]

stevenyc1

Here's my bike-

773W

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Nice.................you running Lipo's in that thing?

Super_Dave

That is a real bike 773W. What are you doing with Michelin tires on a Ducati stevenyc1 .

a17amb

heres mine have'nt got it yet just brought if off of e-bay so waiting for it to turn up