Out of alignment.

[Deputyfarva252]

although I understand about being OCD and everything needed to be perfect and lining up and need to be squared away , theres far more important things that you can let bother you other then this........this is one of those things , it is what it is , I tried everyone under the sun to get my straight and I never could , its in the design ......just roll with it brother

 

[buzzbomb]

I don't know if it's me or if it's normal. Everytime I ride. I look at the ignition cylinder and to flat part on top of it doesn't seem to be aligned with center of cluster.

It's off about 1mm, but I'm just to anal and is driving me crazy. I tried to take a picture but I don't think will do justice to it.

Should I bring to the dealer and let them re align the fairings?

Mine is PERFECT. You should bring it to the dealer. :sinister:

 

[surfcycle]

I'd spend less time worrying about the symmetry of your plasticware and focus a bit more on your fuel gauge ....FTrip. :banghead:

 

[danieljardim]

All i have to say,, is,, WOW

Are you an Engineer?? If no, dont worry, if you are dont look at it!
:zombie:

I went on mechanical engineering school for 3 1/2 years. :thumbup:

And my favorite classes were blueprints. I don't know why. :rof:

 

[danieljardim]

I'd spend less time worrying about the symmetry of your plasticware and focus a bit more on your fuel gauge ....FTrip. :banghead:

I went to the gas station after the picture.

 

[nismos14]

What is Ftrip?

 

[fltdriver]

What is Ftrip?

It means your ass is about out of gas, well about a gallon left plus the reserve.

 

[Uno979]

I have your resolution

As a 14 year rider and restorer of the old, lmfao :facepalm:, I will share a secret that isn't really a secret to long time riders.

When you hit a bump just right you can throw the "alignment" out just slightly. It doesn't hurt anything at all, mine was off 10mm once.. :wreck:

What you do is you find a tall curb or a concrete filled steal post, pull up to the opposite side it's off and bump your tire into it until it straightens up, you may have to be firm with it. This is common with most types of bikes. It is not a under tightened tree.. it just happens.
Have fun and good luck! :thumbup:

 

[Gixerhp]

I went on mechanical engineering school for 3 1/2 years. :thumbup:

And my favorite classes were blueprints. I don't know why. :rof:

Ok there is a reason for your OCD,,
My advise, is dont look down at it any more, and pick your feet up and ride!