redone front end gl 1800

Good morning Winghead, I rode my trike build (86 GL1200A/84 Jag IRS) yesterday for the first time looking for problems to fix before I start the sheet metal work. I have the low speed wobble. I took it out on the highway after the traffic died down and the wobble diminished as the speed went up.
I didn't notice any problem when I checked the bike out before tear down in March, 2013. I did some quick measurements this morning and found I'm a little out of spec on ground clearance causing some what of a rake effect on the front end. I'm going to check this out when I get a chance to work on the trike again.
In any case thanks for posting, as this offers another thing to try. I will do some research into what is available for the 86 GL. By "all balls" I assume your talking head bearings? That's another thing I'm going to check, won't be able to get to it for about a week. Thanks again, Be Safe, Perry

Thanks Fordofcanada, Yes it does, that's why I did the ride. I expected some things but was a little surprised on the wobble. It's not all that bad but I would rather it not exist. The trike steers like it has a rake kit, that is with little effort. That is kind of nice, but that's also why I thought I might be a little low in the rear.
During the build I discovered I was out of spec (high) with the IRS so I adjusted it in the fixture. I could have lost some ground there. I can get back into it in a week or so.
I just ordered fork seals, Progressive springs (couldn't find Mono Tubes for the 86), and Head bearings. I had planned to do this anyway as it is a high mileage bike, just hadn't got to yet. I'm not going to get to excited about the wobble until I do the fork rebuild and install the Progressive air shocks on the IRS.
I have to admit I was more concerned before I read wingheads post. I wasn't sure what all I could do to find a solution. I was also thinking I would have to figure a way to check wheel alignment, although I fixture it true and square to centerline of the GL., may still have to. It's fun to ride even with the wobble, can't wait to ride it after I work that problem out.
I always appreciate input from the experienced, it's the best way to learn.
Thanks again and have a great day, Perry