I'm going with power lines. Did you wake up at 3am thinking about this?

Have you checked whether they are all the same length?

Start by connecting all four lines to a fixed point and measure exactly how much length you need to correct for all lines to be equal.



Most bars have adjustments that allow you to either lengthen the back lines or shorten the front lines, in order to correct back-staling. If your bar has none of those adjustments, you need to add extensions to your back (steering) lines.

Christian

BennyB12 said..
I'm going with power lines. Did you wake up at 3am thinking about this?

No I came home after going out

Thinking about it at midnight

Back- stall

As said above but it could be either :

1. Front lines too long - is there any adjustment to shorten them (from memory I don't think slingshot bars do have this? - my F-ones have knots on the singe front line to depower if needed) OR ....

2 Back lines are too short - again my F-one has adjustment on these as well - not sure about the slingshot bar you have.

As above ^^^^^ (chulbota's post) - equal line length is the important thing and it doesn't really matter if you do 1. or 2. - or both, to achieve what is needed !!

Good luck and let us know what you ended up doing !!