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Date Posted: Sat September 22, 2007 7:47:50PM
Author: Max In Tx
Subject: Re: Drifts to the left
In reply to: Doug in South Dakota 's message, "Re: Drifts to the left" on Sat September 22, 2007 7:11:09PM

Joe is right. The crown of the road can cause a bike to pull to the side. BUT all things considered......and figuring the odds.....if somebody has recently worked on your bike, that's likely to be the reason you're having problems. I suggest getting the wheels off the ground and giving them a spin to check for out-of-round and wobbling sideways. Dunlop produced some real sloppy E-III's a short while back. I own two of them. G'luck.

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