Twice while riding fast downhill into a cross wind I've had my friend end shake (I thought I had a flat). It's only when I'm going 50km+ and downhill into a cross wind. It usually happens when I'm sheltered from the wind by trees then there is an opening and the wind hits. It takes a lot of strenth to keep the front end straight.
When I inspected how tight the bolts were on the step (the ones that attach to the fork/headset and the headset (bolt on top of fork...sorry if I don't have part names right) I was able to turn them with the allen key easily. So I tightened them to the point where with good pressure they were tight (not crazy pressury, but I put some weight behind it).
To the question...how tight should these bolts be? The headset bolt on top and the 2 that attach the stem to the fork?
When I inspected how tight the bolts were on the step (the ones that attach to the fork/headset and the headset (bolt on top of fork...sorry if I don't have part names right) I was able to turn them with the allen key easily. So I tightened them to the point where with good pressure they were tight (not crazy pressury, but I put some weight behind it).
To the question...how tight should these bolts be? The headset bolt on top and the 2 that attach the stem to the fork?