26-07-21, 10:51 AM
Rule out all possible non-suspension parts first.
Since you've replaced the entire front end including the yokes, one strong possibility is whether the steering head bearings have been torqued to correct spec - massive change to the bike's feel if they haven't. Did you / someone else tighten head bearings using a torque wrench? In my experience not using one can be challenging to get 'just right'.
Was there juddering before the front-end switch/ fitment of radial m/c? If not, then something new that's been fitted could be causing your problem. Check that brake pad wear is 'straight' & that all front brake pistons are moving freely. Check your brake discs aren't warped (although you'd probably feel the front brake lever pulsing slightly when you pull on it).
After that, it could be down to fork damping. Did you use standard 5w(?) fork oil and standard oil level within the forks? Compression damping - ease it off (anticlockwise) by three or four clicks & go ride her to see if the juddering when braking eases off or if it gets worse.
Since you've replaced the entire front end including the yokes, one strong possibility is whether the steering head bearings have been torqued to correct spec - massive change to the bike's feel if they haven't. Did you / someone else tighten head bearings using a torque wrench? In my experience not using one can be challenging to get 'just right'.
Was there juddering before the front-end switch/ fitment of radial m/c? If not, then something new that's been fitted could be causing your problem. Check that brake pad wear is 'straight' & that all front brake pistons are moving freely. Check your brake discs aren't warped (although you'd probably feel the front brake lever pulsing slightly when you pull on it).
After that, it could be down to fork damping. Did you use standard 5w(?) fork oil and standard oil level within the forks? Compression damping - ease it off (anticlockwise) by three or four clicks & go ride her to see if the juddering when braking eases off or if it gets worse.