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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
If it pulls consistently to one side, and does not dart and follow road variations, it is more likely something else. Could be a matter of riding on steeply crowned roads especially with low tire pressures), or it could be a steering sensor miscalibration. In that case your dealer should check and zero the steering sensors via BUDS. BTW, for safety's sake, you should not run less than 15 psi in the 2008-2012 front tires, no matter what BRP recommends. The minimum pressure on the sidewall is there for a reason. Most people run 17-20 psi in their RT fronts. You might want to try it with a bit more.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Please keep us posted and let us know what happens.
Bob Denman
New member
Hi John,
Another point to remember is that these bikes are pretty sensitive to side-to-side tire pressure variations. Try to keep them both as close to the same as possible! :thumbup:
I run 18 psi up front in mine...
Another point to remember is that these bikes are pretty sensitive to side-to-side tire pressure variations. Try to keep them both as close to the same as possible! :thumbup:
I run 18 psi up front in mine...
jthornton
New member
Hi Bob,
I put 17 psig in the fronts (rear has been at 28 since the get go) and drove with a buddy around the hills of Swamp East Missouri all afternoon. We covered about 230 miles on up/down curvy back roads. So far it is the best that it has handled. I went slow so my buddy on his new Harley Trike could keep up...
When you put your Ron Swaybars on your RT what did you notice in the handling? I still get some side to side movement that I think should not be there...
I must say the 600 mile break in goes fast, by tomorrow I'll need to drag it back to the dealer for the service.
Edit: on the roads I drove on today I could not determine if it pulled or not...
I put 17 psig in the fronts (rear has been at 28 since the get go) and drove with a buddy around the hills of Swamp East Missouri all afternoon. We covered about 230 miles on up/down curvy back roads. So far it is the best that it has handled. I went slow so my buddy on his new Harley Trike could keep up...
When you put your Ron Swaybars on your RT what did you notice in the handling? I still get some side to side movement that I think should not be there...
I must say the 600 mile break in goes fast, by tomorrow I'll need to drag it back to the dealer for the service.
Edit: on the roads I drove on today I could not determine if it pulled or not...
