Could be the crown of the road. Mine went slightly to the right, but I could correct it by leaning my body slightly to the left. Other bikes I have had did the same thing but not always to the right. Try a level blacktop with no crown to it. Sounds normal unless it veers to the right.
Both my 2007 Wing and F6b do the same thing. I wonder if there might be a gradual slope to the right to eliminate any water build-up in case of rain? Just a thought.
I have to adjust my self in the saddle before I let go. But I have never tried over 40 + I only did because I am grown up and wanted to!
Well, if I lean left I can keep it straight too, I wanted to make sure it wasn't just my bike.
FYI, while testing my Go Cruise I kept it straight for quite a while at 65 mph on a loooong straight highway. (Don't try this at home, it's not safe)
The bike is VERY stable! That's what I wanted to find out.
I did try that on the way to work this morning. Mine is very balance, goes straight and true. My old BMW R1100RT would always lean to the right though.
Texting_While_Standing_on_Motorbike_.jpg Letting go of the handlebars is child's play plus the rest of the group don't seem to mind.
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Took a long ride on the F6B this weekend, from Maryland to Charlotte, N.C. At 80 with the cruise controle set the bike went down the road like it was possessed. I never had to touch the wheel. This machine is very well balanced. It didn't sway in either direction. It was a pleasure to ride.
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