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Old 26-Jan-2004, 09:09
chris_of_1979 chris_of_1979 is offline
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I once had a similar problem with the front wheel juddering;
Was down to the numpty that did my tyre's - he put loads too many weights on the front wheel, and caused a massive imbalance.
However it didn't effect me in the way you've described - it was seemingly ok a low (below 40mph) speed, but above 40mph it would judder/shake, and when upto 70+mph the front end was litterally all over the place - didn't really effect the brakes.
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