Front wheel issue

Cierzo said:

Hi fellas, first of all sorry for my English, it's not my first language and probably there will be a lot of mistakes!

I have a doubt.:

Is it possible that the front wheel of our motorcycle is not centered with respect to its longitudinal axis?
Because I appreciate a deviation. A big one, and I've never touched anything in the front wheel.

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Cierzo said:

Hi fellas, first of all sorry for my English, it's not my first language and probably there will be a lot of mistakes!

I have a doubt.:

Is it possible that the front wheel of our motorcycle is not centered with respect to its longitudinal axis?
Because I appreciate a deviation. A big one, and I've never touched anything in the front wheel.

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Aussie Mike said:

Yes correct, I took this up with the dealer how the top of the range Triumph can not have the front guard not centred with the wheel, they said all are like this and due to the reasons in this thread, still I think Triumph could have cosmetically fixed this very easily...

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Cierzo said:

Hi fellas, first of all sorry for my English, it's not my first language and probably there will be a lot of mistakes!

I have a doubt.:

Is it possible that the front wheel of our motorcycle is not centered with respect to its longitudinal axis?
Because I appreciate a deviation. A big one, and I've never touched anything in the front wheel.

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Best94 said:

Hello i have the same issue and my motorcycle pulls the left hard, please can you help me with which side has the greater distance from the forks. The side in which my gear is greater and the side which the breaks are is smaller

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