Bike pulls hard to the right on the rear wheel
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Bike pulls hard to the right on the rear wheel
Aight... Check this out. Last month I trailered my bike from Dallas to Miami... about a 20+ hour drive. Everything was all good on my bike when I left but when I got to Miami... unstrapped my bike and pulled up my first wheelie it felt like it almost wanted to just lay over on its right side...
I almost wrecked... I checked the alignment and according to those little notches on the axle everything is lined up properly. My chain & sprocket barely has 500 miles on it so I'm not thinking that's it. Has anyone ever had their bike get "thrown off" due to trailering it long distances to shows or whatever... or anyone have any idea why my damn bike won't wheelie anymore without immediately yanking to the right? HELP!!!!
I almost wrecked... I checked the alignment and according to those little notches on the axle everything is lined up properly. My chain & sprocket barely has 500 miles on it so I'm not thinking that's it. Has anyone ever had their bike get "thrown off" due to trailering it long distances to shows or whatever... or anyone have any idea why my damn bike won't wheelie anymore without immediately yanking to the right? HELP!!!!
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Re: Bike pulls hard to the right on the rear wheel
Originally Posted by Ruff Ryder TX
Aight... Check this out. Last month I trailered my bike from Dallas to Miami... about a 20+ hour drive. Everything was all good on my bike when I left but when I got to Miami... unstrapped my bike and pulled up my first wheelie it felt like it almost wanted to just lay over on its right side...
I almost wrecked... I checked the alignment and according to those little notches on the axle everything is lined up properly. My chain & sprocket barely has 500 miles on it so I'm not thinking that's it. Has anyone ever had their bike get "thrown off" due to trailering it long distances to shows or whatever... or anyone have any idea why my damn bike won't wheelie anymore without immediately yanking to the right? HELP!!!!
I almost wrecked... I checked the alignment and according to those little notches on the axle everything is lined up properly. My chain & sprocket barely has 500 miles on it so I'm not thinking that's it. Has anyone ever had their bike get "thrown off" due to trailering it long distances to shows or whatever... or anyone have any idea why my damn bike won't wheelie anymore without immediately yanking to the right? HELP!!!!
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Re: Bike pulls hard to the right on the rear wheel
Originally Posted by STUNTER929RR
or you could have broke a band in the tire that could cause that , try changing the tire
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Re: Bike pulls hard to the right on the rear wheel
Thanks guys!!!! That's the kind of things I was looking to hear. Except for the fact that that's a practically brand new diablo on the back.
Oh well... I'll swap out the tire and maybe take it to a frame shop and see if something is tweaked. My sprocket and chain setup will be here in a couple of days... Do you think this will be as noticeable when I start learning to slow my wheelies down and progress from my current 11:15 wheelies to high noon?
Oh well... I'll swap out the tire and maybe take it to a frame shop and see if something is tweaked. My sprocket and chain setup will be here in a couple of days... Do you think this will be as noticeable when I start learning to slow my wheelies down and progress from my current 11:15 wheelies to high noon?
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Re: Bike pulls hard to the right on the rear wheel
Originally Posted by Ruff Ryder TX
Thanks guys!!!! That's the kind of things I was looking to hear. Except for the fact that that's a practically brand new diablo on the back.
Oh well... I'll swap out the tire and maybe take it to a frame shop and see if something is tweaked. My sprocket and chain setup will be here in a couple of days... Do you think this will be as noticeable when I start learning to slow my wheelies down and progress from my current 11:15 wheelies to high noon?
Oh well... I'll swap out the tire and maybe take it to a frame shop and see if something is tweaked. My sprocket and chain setup will be here in a couple of days... Do you think this will be as noticeable when I start learning to slow my wheelies down and progress from my current 11:15 wheelies to high noon?
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