{"count":1,"message":"Results returned successfully","results":[{"odiNumber":10185344,"manufacturer":"UNKNOWN MANUFACTURER","crash":false,"fire":false,"numberOfInjuries":0,"numberOfDeaths":0,"dateOfIncident":"03/16/2007","dateComplaintFiled":"03/16/2007","vin":"1HFSC47042A","components":"STEERING","summary":"I OWN A HONDA MOTORCYCLE GL1800 GOLDWING,  IT STARTING A SHIMMY OR WOBBLE AT LOW SPEEDS WHEN BOTH HANDS ARE REMOVED FROM THE HANDLEBARS AT ANY TIME.. THE HONDA DEALERSHIP STATED IT WAS BAD TIRES AND I BOUGHT A NEW SET OF TIRES.  IT APPEARED THE SHIMMY OR WOBBLE STOPPED FOR A SHORT TIME THEN BEGAN AGAIN.  THE TIRES WERE AGAIN REPLACED AND ONLY FOR A COUPLE HUNDRED MILES DID THE SHIMMY/WOBBLE SEEM TO CEASE THEN AGAIN BEGAN.  AFTER TALKING WITH THE DEALERSHIP AGAIN I WAS INFORMED IT IS WEAK FRON FORKS THAT CAUSE IT AND THAT IS WHY IT DOES NOT OCCUR AT HIGHER SPEEDS.    I HAVE SPOKEN WITH SEVERAL OTHER OWNERS OF HONDA GOLDWINGS WHACH ALL AGREE THE SAME IS OCCURRING TO THEM.  IT IS REFERED TO AS A SLOW SPEED WOBBLE WHERE THE HANDLE BARS VIOLENTLY SHAKE SIDE TO SIDE UNTIL ONE OR BOTH HANDS ARE PLACED UPON THE HANDLEBARS.  I REALIZE FOR SAFETY ONE SHOULD ALWAYS HOLD THE HANDLE BARS AS SO WITH A STEERING WHEEL ON AN AUTOMOBILE YET SOMETIMES ONE MUCT REMOVE BOTH HANDS FOR A SECOND TO DO SOMETHING AND THE MOTORCYCLE WOBBLES VIOLENTLY TO THE DANGER POINT.  IF ONE TOOK THEIR HANDS OFF AN AUTOMOBILE FOR A MOMENT THE STEERING WHEEL DOESNT SHAKE FROM SIDE TO SIDE VIOLENTLY.. NEITHER DO OTHER MOTORCYCLES.  IN THE FOLLOWING SECTION I HAD TO USE UNKNOWN MANUFACTUR ETC BECAUSE THERE IS NO PROVISION FOR A HONDA MOTORCYCLE.  ONLY HONDA CARS.","products":[{"type":"Vehicle","productYear":"2002","productMake":"UNKNOWN","productModel":"UNKNOWN","manufacturer":"UNKNOWN MANUFACTURER"}]}]}