First, let's make sure that there is NO hard luggage on the bike. True? It's obvious that luggage unequally weighted will cause this. Another obvious cause is the typical camber to the right on our roads. This "Road Crown" effect will most certainly wear the front tire more on it's left side. If you feel that none of these factors are present, then simply adjust the camber on the front upper A-arm. This can be accomplished in about 1/2 hr. Let me know if you need details.
Kevin Hawkins // Greensboro, NC [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kevinhawk.com Y2K Kawasaki ZRX1100 //'93 Yamaha GTS1000 //'85 FZ750 Is my GTS wacked, or do you think there is a good explanation why it would favor a pull to the right when coasting with no hands? In other words, at low moderate speeds (30-40), as an example, you let go of the bars and it pulls right. Sometimes more or less than others, but the tendency is there, and sometimes strong. 1. A mechanic took a quick look, and couldn't determine a reason other than the rear wheel being out of line, but a check of marks ruled that out. 2. Tire pressure is fine. 3. I think it may be the front tire which has some good wear spots on it. The tire would be considered "almost" time to replace. Any other ideas, or GTS quirks? ///
