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Misaligned handlebar

frnco

Tuned and Synch'ed
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hello

I have a v7ii and I recently installed myself a new handlebar

I feel is misaligned ...like 1 or 2 degrees rotated to the right

It seems the fork and wheel are ok but the handlebar is not

it's probably m fault ...but other than locking/unlocking the 2+2 bolts of the handlebar clamp i dont see other room for fine tuning... am i wrong?


i also believe the handlebar is straight since it is made in italy...
 
The world isn't perfect, but that's all there is for adjustment. You could take everything off, then tweak it w/large pipe.
 
idk... i don't think it's the handlebar... must be something in the raisers...
 
hello

I have a v7ii and I recently installed myself a new handlebar

I feel is misaligned ...like 1 or 2 degrees rotated to the right

It seems the fork and wheel are ok but the handlebar is not

it's probably m fault ...but other than locking/unlocking the 2+2 bolts of the handlebar clamp i dont see other room for fine tuning... am i wrong?


i also believe the handlebar is straight since it is made in italy...
Frnco refer to my post on sept 1 on how to center a bar. My harley and suzuki came from the factory with off center bar. This is a very common problem and can be fixed without too much effort. I cant stand looking down at a bar that is off center and have fixed many of the bikes i have owned by this method. When you do a bar change it sometimes makes the issue more visable.
 
Frnco refer to my post on sept 1 on how to center a bar. My harley and suzuki came from the factory with off center bar. This is a very common problem and can be fixed without too much effort. I cant stand looking down at a bar that is off center and have fixed many of the bikes i have owned by this method. When you do a bar change it sometimes makes the issue more visable.


thanks!
 
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