I have an 05 superduke with some small front fork rear fork scratches, and I feel like I'm forever turning right slightly, I have had a look at the frame and rear swing arm but cannot see any obvious bents or dents so was just wondering, is their a way to measure the frame geometry or anything obvious I should be looking at?
How to check your frame alignment
5 posts · Started by Superdan · 22 Jun 2012
Post 2 by Superdan,
#2I would first check your wheels are weighted correctly (unlikely as not all wheels need em) undo all the pinch bolts on upper and lower clamp a re tighten them, and do same with front spindle could just be forks mis shaped slightly.
Unless you have had an off the SD frame should be true from the factory, I think the correct way to measure is it with loads of sensors and a computer programme.
Unless you have had an off the SD frame should be true from the factory, I think the correct way to measure is it with loads of sensors and a computer programme.
Post 3 by Ducati Pete,
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Post 4 by Superdan,
#4I would first check your wheels are weighted correctly (unlikely as not all wheels need em) undo all the pinch bolts on upper and lower clamp a re tighten them, and do same with front spindle could just be forks mis shaped slightly.
Unless you have had an off the SD frame should be true from the factory, I think the correct way to measure is it with loads of sensors and a computer programme.
Unless you have had an off the SD frame should be true from the factory, I think the correct way to measure is it with loads of sensors and a computer programme.
Post 5 by Superdan,
#5What he said ^^^^^
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