Handling feels strange it slow speed sort of wobbly at the angle boards once you’re above 10 miles an hour it is fine. What is the cause of this please?

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Mr. Anderson

May 21, 2025

Strange handling and a wobbly feeling at slow speeds on a Honda FJS600 D Silver Wing can be caused by several factors:

1. Tire Issues:
- Underinflated or overinflated tires can affect stability.
- Uneven or worn tire tread, especially on the front tire, can cause wobbling.
- Out-of-round or damaged tires can lead to vibrations and handling problems.

2. Wheel Bearings:
- Worn or loose wheel bearings, especially in the front wheel, can create instability and a wobbly feel.

3. Steering Head Bearings:
- Loose, worn, or improperly adjusted steering head bearings can cause front-end wobble, especially at low speeds.

4. Suspension Problems:
- Worn or leaking front forks or rear shocks can affect handling and stability.
- Incorrect suspension settings can also lead to poor low-speed handling.

5. Wheel Alignment or Balancing:
- Unbalanced wheels or misaligned components can cause wobbling.

6. Frame or Structural Issues:
- Bent forks, damaged frame, or loose components can affect handling.

7. Swingarm or Rear Axle Play:
- Loose swingarm bushings or rear axle nuts can contribute to instability.

Each of these should be inspected to identify and fix the cause of the handling issue.

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florian gosset

March 27, 2025

fjs 600 silver wing 2007 - My multi-function display ... stopped to work as well as the speed needle ... WHERE SHOULD I GO TO LOOK .... where there is but on the road ... it's coming back a bit sometime ...

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Mr. Anderson

March 27, 2025

You can find a repair service for the multi-function display and speed needle on a 2007 Honda FJS600 Silver Wing at the following places:

1. Authorized Honda Motorcycle Dealerships – These service centers have trained technicians and access to original parts for diagnosing and repairing instrument clusters.

2. Motorcycle Electronics Repair Specialists – Some companies specialize in repairing motorcycle instrument clusters, including displays and speedometers. They may offer mail-in repair services.

3. Local Motorcycle Repair Shops – Independent mechanics experienced with Honda scooters may be able to repair or replace the display and speed needle.

4. Online Marketplaces or Forums – You may find refurbished parts or repair services from sellers or members who specialize in Honda scooter repairs.

Always confirm the repair provider’s experience with your specific model.

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