Front-end wobble??

[Ragingrob]

well I wasn't about to stalk you to find out the info

If you don't report back in 2 hrs we'll assume the worst. Good luck.

Well I survived...

No wobble whatsoever without the top box so there ya go!

So it much be the weight/wind force at so far back on the back that causes a slight rear wobble that is exaggerated at the front. Since the wobble is only between 60-65kph do I need to worry at all or is that sweet? Sure if it got worse with speed I'd get rid of it, but it rides fine <60 and >65.

[sinfull]

Prolly be the wake of the wind coming round you and getting turbulance on the top box, exagerated by the fact your rear tyre is almost kaput ! Check ya pressures anyway !

[vifferman]

So it much be the weight/wind force at so far back on the back that causes a slight rear wobble that is exaggerated at the front.

Yes.
It's a factor of a couple of things:
Firstly, the topbox is making the load on the front wheel slightly less (so it's less "planted").
Secondly (but perhaps most importantly), the aerodynamics of the topbox are a bit 'dodgy' at some speeds.
Fifthly, there's the leverage effect: anything right at the rear of the bike and high up exerts more force than something closer to the centre of mass of the bike.

[Ragingrob]

Prolly be the wake of the wind coming round you and getting turbulance on the top box, exagerated by the fact your rear tyre is almost kaput ! Check ya pressures anyway !

I hate it how commuting does your tyres just through destroying the middle

Only one more week of commuting though so I reckon it'll last out most of summer cause I'll be using the edges

[Ragingrob]

Yes.
It's a factor of a couple of things:
Firstly, the topbox is making the load on the front wheel slightly less (so it's less "planted").
Secondly (but perhaps most importantly), the aerodynamics of the topbox are a bit 'dodgy' at some speeds.
Fifthly, there's the leverage effect: anything right at the rear of the bike and high up exerts more force than something closer to the centre of mass of the bike.

Sweet then, all good now I know what's causing it!

[F5 Dave]

Hmmmm... Dunlops.
...

So all tyres manufactured by Dunlop are the same? I think you'll find that they have been going for quite some years* & they may have changed their construction in that time. let alone with different models.



*[quick google]: "In 1888, John Dunlop invented the air-filled or pneumatic tires, "

[F5 Dave]

Many Police bikes have been made unstable by fitting a whole lot of crap to them causing much litigation. I remember my poor CBX550 was a bit prone but one cold kiwi I loaded up with a big pack hung out the back & set off to go pick up a girl.

I didn't make it further than the top of the drive until I turned back to check tyres & see if the forks were loose. It wobbled like crazy. But all checked out. So I turned the pack so it was over the pillion seat & the bike handled fine. Got to her house & with pack turned around again but her on the pillion it returned to it's wayward ways, but only half as bad & only at low speeds. Course I didn't tell her this.

That was the year the storm hit & the desert road was closed. We'd left on the thursday to spend night in Turangi & went through the road just as it was closing & snow was falling at about 20kph following a car's wheel tracks.
It was interesting.

[sinfull]

I reckon it'll last out most of summer cause I'll be using the edges

Bwahahaha looks forward to the pics of you weaving up and down the Highway !!!