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Street legal KDX220 vibration

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Just picked up a 98 220 that is street legal. Pretty sweet! I get a heck of a vibration at about 45mph and up. Any ideas before I start doing a bunch of stuff. Guessing, I added some weights to the front wheel opposite the valve stem and retaining bolt. Seemed to help a bit. Thanks
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Raise the forks in the trees... lowering the frontend.
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:grin: AHHHH! Raised the forks about 1/2". The vibration is not totally gone but much better. Not ready for the freeway though. Pretty easy fix. Debating on moving them a bit farther... Thanks!
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Post by Mr. Wibbens »

Took around 3 oz of lead to balance out the front tyre on my DR

Before that it was freaky right at 70 mph :shock: but levelled out at higher speeds
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