Its figure it's either a suspension issue which needs adjusting or the chassis is slightly bent? Any ideas.
Bike pulls to the right?
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Bike pulls to the right?
Ive noticed recently the 10 is pulling to the right
almost feels like you gotta ride it side saddle to correct it.
Its figure it's either a suspension issue which needs adjusting or the chassis is slightly bent? Any ideas.
Its figure it's either a suspension issue which needs adjusting or the chassis is slightly bent? Any ideas.
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Re: Bike pulls to the right?
Wheels straight?
Your rear wheel could be slightly out of alignment to your front. Other than that there are heaps of causes.
Natuarally they all tend to pull slightly to the right however not to the extent where you near countersteer to the left. I could only notice it when I had you hands on the bars
Your rear wheel could be slightly out of alignment to your front. Other than that there are heaps of causes.
Natuarally they all tend to pull slightly to the right however not to the extent where you near countersteer to the left. I could only notice it when I had you hands on the bars
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Re: Bike pulls to the right?
never used to do it at all and it's all of a sudden started doing it?
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Re: Bike pulls to the right?
wheels are not laser straight but the blocks are even on the adjuster so should be ok. Will get it looked at next service.
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Yes Tim , only recently noticed it mate.
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Yes Tim , only recently noticed it mate.
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Bike pulls to the right?
If I remember a correctly there was a thread about it on zx10r.net talking about it.
I think it was decided that it was the wind catching the exhaust on the right. As the left is more streamlined.
But remember they are Americans. So they are quite unique...
I think it was decided that it was the wind catching the exhaust on the right. As the left is more streamlined.
But remember they are Americans. So they are quite unique...
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Re: Bike pulls to the right?
You pull to the right don't you Wattie ??

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Left, the wedding ring weighs me down...Gosling1 wrote:You pull to the right don't you Wattie ??
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Re: Bike pulls to the right?
also check the tyre wear/shape/pressure and inspect the steering head bearings.
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