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Old 12-30-2014, 02:53 PM   #41
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Blaine the one thing i did notice is that it will go to the left when i release the handlebars.
It could be as simple as the surface your riding on or your position on the seat.If your traveling at a reasonable speed & remove your hands from the bars the bike should track reasonable straight.
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Old 12-30-2014, 05:20 PM   #42
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It could be as simple as the surface your riding on or your position on the seat.If your traveling at a reasonable speed & remove your hands from the bars the bike should track reasonable straight.
Could be the forks are tweeked a bit out of alignment. Do the bars look straight on with the wheel? Also the rear wheel may not be totally aligned after a chain adjust. Make sure the marks on the swing arm line up the same.
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