Front end wobble. Looking for advice
My apologies for the long post but any advice or ideas would be appreciated. I bought my DR650 brand new back in July, and I ride back roads mainly. Before Labor Day I was planning on taking a trip and noticed the front right fork leg was loose (video on my previous post). I also got on the freeway and noticed that the bike has a front end wobble that starts at around 65mph. I dropped the bike off for warranty work Labor Day weekend and picked it up last week. They replaced the axle holder plate which fixed the loose fork leg, and as far as the wobble goes all they really had to say was “that bike isn’t made to go 65mph”. Suzuki won’t let me talk to a tech, they want me to go drop the bike back off. I’m trying to ride before I run out of season here in Ohio
Things I tried with no luck:
-Front tires (DSport, MT21, Trail Wing)
-Making sure the wheel was balanced and true (had a very slight bit of wobble on the balancing stand)
-Bought a new set of wheels off marketplace
-Repacked head bearing with grease. Torqued it normally, I didn’t really want to over torque it and use it like a steering damper
-Aligned fork legs (I didn’t use the front brakes when pumping the forks)
-Checked rear axle alignment by measuring from swing arm bolt to axle bolt on each side
-Measured axle diameter with caliper, 16.9-17.0mm. (Never checked length)
What I’m thinking:
-Could it be the front fender? Will just taking it off and riding it let me know?
-Did I miss something when I did the head stem or fork alignment?
-Could it be something internally with the forks?