cruise control + invisible hump

[nateray]

1. my bike got cruise control

turn up throttle always get stuck there.

is the problem solely the grips?

besides playlife, any recommendations?

 

2. bike also mounted to invis hump

every rotation can feel a mini bump.

sounds v general

but any idea of the main cause of this?

 

asking b4 i get chopped upside down n inside out at a shop

many thanks:thumb:

[tiku]

ur bump should tyre gt bump... inspect both wheel.. v dangerous is corning.... if so change tyre

[nateray]

i did run my fingers over front n back tyre 1 round.

no foreign objects no nothing.

also why i reluctant bring go bike shop when i duno the prob.

most shops just anyhow tell change this n that

if i rich nvm la

but on a budget here lol

[kinwei]

1) Your grip might be touching the bar end. Try to push your grip inward, away from the bar end.

 

2) Check your wheels for aligthment or tire for any sign of irregularity.

[nateray]

1) Your grip might be touching the bar end. Try to push your grip inward, away from the bar end.

 

2) Check your wheels for aligthment or tire for any sign of irregularity.

 

pushed. on n off thing. 1 shop tell me is grips.

hard 4 me to believe haha

 

how to check wheel for alignment?

irregularity from what i see is none

[kinwei]

pushed. on n off thing. 1 shop tell me is grips.

hard 4 me to believe haha

 

how to check wheel for alignment?

irregularity from what i see is none

 

That means your grip might be too long. When you push the grip, you are actually compressing it. So naturally, it will slowly decompressed back to it original shape. Sometime barend mounting might affect it. The main idea is to make sure the grip and bar end is not touching. One way is to trim your grip abit. Another way is to adjust the bar end mounting if possible. Or maybe add a washer or something.

 

As for the wheels, since you didn't see any irregularity, there are chances that the rim or tire is not round aka out of alightment. If your bike have main stand, you can lift up the wheel away from the ground and spin the wheel. If the wheel is not round, you noticed the difference when the wheel is spinning.

[nateray]

That means your grip might be too long. When you push the grip, you are actually compressing it. So naturally, it will slowly decompressed back to it original shape. Sometime barend mounting might affect it. The main idea is to make sure the grip and bar end is not touching. One way is to trim your grip abit. Another way is to adjust the bar end mounting if possible. Or maybe add a washer or something.

 

As for the wheels, since you didn't see any irregularity, there are chances that the rim or tire is not round aka out of alightment. If your bike have main stand, you can lift up the wheel away from the ground and spin the wheel. If the wheel is not round, you noticed the difference when the wheel is spinning.

 

thanks for ur detailed explaination.

for grip, its stock. just gave me this problem like 1 week ago

maybe i just go change a cheap playlife grip see if problem persists

 

hopefully for bump, isnt rim but tyre issue.

no main stand, guess i;ll get something prop it up check 1 tyre at a time.

hopefully find out the issue

hate to change tyre when there's still thread left esp when im not sure whats at fault

ahhh the headaches of having a tight budget

bmw(bus walk mrt) would suit me if gov take the damn trouble to improve em.