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HOW TO...DEAL WITH SPEED WOBBLE
Cycling Weekly
|November 06, 2025
Speed wobble is caused by resonance in the frame and wheels of a bike that amplifies an initial oscillation in the steering.
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All of a sudden the bike becomes a living, bucking, impossible-to-steer monster. It normally occurs at a particular speed, normally quite a high speed, which means that it happens most often on a descent.
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