You may notice:

• Front-end wobble during acceleration
• An unstable or light feeling in the handlebars
• The front wheel feeling like it has too little weight on it
• The bike feeling more nervous as speed increases
  

Step 1: Check the Top Nut Torque

Start by confirming the top nut is tightened correctly.

Torque spec

• Standard spec: 25 Nm
• Can be tightened further up to 65 Nm

What to do

1. Inspect the top nut at the front end.
2. Confirm it is tightened to at least 25 Nm.
3. If needed, tighten further (up to 65 Nm).

A loose top nut can contribute to instability.

Step 2: Adjust Handlebar Position

What to look for

If the handlebars are mounted leaning too far toward the back of the bike, your body position shifts rearward.

This can:

• Reduce weight over the front wheel
• Make the front end feel light
• Cause instability during acceleration

How to fix

1. Check the current handlebar angle.
2. If they are tilted back, rotate them slightly forward.
3. Re-tighten the handlebar clamps securely.
4. Sit on the bike and confirm your position feels more centered over the front wheel.

Why this works

Moving the handlebars slightly forward shifts your body weight forward.

This:

• Increases front wheel traction
• Improves stability
• Reduces wobble

Step 3: Test Ride Carefully

1. Start with a low-speed test ride.
2. Gradually increase speed.
3. Monitor front-end stability under acceleration.

If handlebar position was the cause, the wobble should improve immediately.

Summary

• Top nut torque: 25–65 Nm
• Handlebars: Avoid rearward tilt, adjust slightly forward

If your situation is not covered above:
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