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hey guys quick question i just put different forks on my 83 ytm and now it pulls to the right bad on pavement cant notice it much in the dirt cant figure what i did wrong only had tire off and changed forks put her back together and now this any help would be great. thanks kris
1983 yamaha ytm 200E
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YTM what?----Check the rear tire pressures---are the forks you put on bent?
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That's totaly normal for yamahas. Yamaha Makes there atvs that way to make it easier for you to pull over and let the Hondas pass.
Sorry man, couldnt help it.My guess would be a bent fork.
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It could be your rear tire pressure. That is the most common thing. I rode my SX this week for the first time since getting my 250R, and it was pulling to the right BAD. I couldn't figure out why because the tires look fine, but then I hopped off and kicked the tires and the right one was nearly flat!! (I guess it was stiff enough to hold my weight without bowing much). So after I put 4lbs of air in each tire, it is perfectly fine. I'd check that first..
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