I've got a 2015 Road Glide that I bought new and have never wrecked. When I'm riding in a perfectly straight line on a level road, my handlebars are cocked just slightly to the right, maybe just one degree or so. It doesn't really affect anything, but it bugs me. Every time I look down at my instruments I can notice that the top of the speedo/tach housing isn't parallel with the edge of the fairing, and my left handlebar is slightly closer to the fairing than the right. I've taken it in to the dealer twice for adjustment, and they tell me they're fine. Has anyone seen this before, and know a solution? Thanks.
bclemmons
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just an idea here, but are you in the left or right lane? could it be that the bars are slightly turned to compensate for the slope of the road? i can see mine slightly left or right depending on the slope of the road and the lane i am in on a divided highway.
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could also be the rubber riser bushings are slightly off adjustment making the bars slightly turned
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