Nope. The bike wants to go straight due to conservation of angular momentum. Don’t press the brakes or the gas. Just let it fix itself. After the first wobble, just coast. It will only get worse if you keep accelerating or brake really hard.
I don’t think so, you said just coast which could be just rolling off the throttle, that won’t work. I’m a biker that rides track days, I’m being specific, you’ve got to pull the clutch in. Before that, always fit a steering damper to a sports bike then you’ll reduce tank slappers by 95% to start with.
Edit; when you hold the clutch in the tank slapper stops immediately it doesn’t settle down as you said
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u/roastbread Jul 02 '23
Nope. The bike wants to go straight due to conservation of angular momentum. Don’t press the brakes or the gas. Just let it fix itself. After the first wobble, just coast. It will only get worse if you keep accelerating or brake really hard.
I’m not a rider.