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Posted by Troll
 - October 06, 2013, 19:31:30 PM

OK... this is going to sound a little off the wall, but...can you get the front end off the ground far enough so you can swing the wheel, unloaded, full lock, left to right? If there is ANY notchiness  in the steering, the neck bearings need to be replaced...this will make it handle VERY strangely

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - October 06, 2013, 18:46:05 PM

  Did we not just have someone with their ride pulling left all the time? I can not find it here or was it the other Drifter forum......you might want to lift the front tire off the ground and see if there is any hitch or such in your steering. Check the spokes / discs / rotors........

Posted by Drift1
 - October 06, 2013, 18:19:40 PM

Am I loosing my mind ? I went for a short ride today and my bike seems to be pulling left at times , especially while make right curves on the highway . (Not right turns in town ) It seems I'm fighting the bike to stay in the lane I want to travel in the curves . Hope this makes sense ? Now not that I make it a habit but , I was on a back road going slowly and took my hands off the bars and the bike goes straight . Checked the front tire pressure and it was fine ( 28 psi ) . HAs any one else experienced this problem in the past and if so how do you correct this ? I have to say , it's not fun to ride the scoot in this condition !

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