Check the headset. Stand beside the bike and apply the front brake as hard as you can. Put you freehand at the top of the head tube, bottom of any spacers and when you push forward check for any movement in the headset. Lots easy to tighten if there is play but depends on the bike. There will definitely be a YouTube video for your bike if there is play.
I echo what Keith has said about headset.
Could be due to the power I'm enforcing on it.... Or maybe not
With mine it was fast corners and made worse by wind and deep rims. In the end I couldn't live with those lovely Mavic rims so swapped them for a set of Ultegras. Works good enough now but still the geometry of the bike makes for a very twitchy front end and I still can't keep up with riders going fast downhill as it just doesn't feel safe. It makes a good bike for the turbo though.
I was going to have a go at this tonight. Can't be any worse than going up Mt Etna right?
I've done a real world and my garmin says 30 hours recovery and a gallon of beer. So on garmin advice I won't be there
I'll be there. I've had a long time off but getting back into it slowly. Not expecting much but I'll give it a try!
What course?
Don't ask
i'll start it at 5
