Alignment K7 GSX-R750

[Blue Velvet]

Is there anybody in the Wellington region who can help me sort out alignment/handling issues with my K7 GSX-R750?

It's not practical for me to take it to the shop I bought it from.

PM me for more details if you can assist.

TIA

[MSTRS]

I suggest you PM Paul in NZ or Jim2

[cowpoos]

what does it appear to be doing?? is it still just boncing you around??

[Sensei]

Sky / ground , sky / ground you know how it goes Cowpoos :Oops:

[ruphus]

Set the suspension settings back to standard and then start from there. They're in the manual somewhere. Let me know if you can't find them and I'll track them down tonight.

[Blue Velvet]

what does it appear to be doing?? is it still just boncing you around??

Rear axle was further forward on left hand side, this has been adjusted but tracking still feels wrong.

[cowpoos]

Rear axle was further forward on left hand side, this has been adjusted but tracking still feels wrong.
measure from the swing arm pivot..back wards to the axle...and adjust it even from there..that will give you a straight wheel. or get someone to do it for you off here...I'm sure there would be some lads that would put there hands up??

[MSTRS]

Rear axle was further forward on left hand side, this has been adjusted but tracking still feels wrong.

Perhaps it's now right, but your 'feel' hasn't caught up yet? The marks are not always right anyway. CP has a good suggestion. Confirm using a really long straight edge...place it 100-150mm off the ground up the back tyre so it touches the edge of the tyre back and front and with your handlebars in straight-ahead mode, check that the gap B+F on front tyre corresponds.

[Blue Velvet]

Perhaps it's now right, but your 'feel' hasn't caught up yet?

I wondered that but a further 1700+ k's since axle adjustment and it still feels wrong. I'll try your suggestions. Thanks.

[limbimtimwim]

Let someone else ride it to get a second opinion.

Hint hint.