02-18-2020, 12:52 AM
Every time I sit on my CB1100EX I am convinced there is something not quite aligned around the bars or instruments.
In the past I had bikes with misaligned bars/forks but I am not convinced this is the issue here and it may just be an optical illusion in play. In fact, I observed the same issue with another CB1100 (an RS) in the dealership.
When I spoke to the dealer about it, he told me it was a common topic and it is caused by the fact the gauges are rubber mounted and therefore, often look a bit out of line.
I've tried to photograph the gauges and bars on my bike but I have to admit, this picture does not really show the issue with any clarity.
[url=https://postimg.cc/XBB8Wv0r]![[Image: 49a08a047114ec55c6eb4f2c5aa6b793.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/202002/49a08a047114ec55c6eb4f2c5aa6b793.jpg)
Does anyone else have the same issue or know of any solutions? I could try realigning the forks I guess, but thought I'd ask here before starting that.
In the past I had bikes with misaligned bars/forks but I am not convinced this is the issue here and it may just be an optical illusion in play. In fact, I observed the same issue with another CB1100 (an RS) in the dealership.
When I spoke to the dealer about it, he told me it was a common topic and it is caused by the fact the gauges are rubber mounted and therefore, often look a bit out of line.
I've tried to photograph the gauges and bars on my bike but I have to admit, this picture does not really show the issue with any clarity.
[url=https://postimg.cc/XBB8Wv0r]
![[Image: 49a08a047114ec55c6eb4f2c5aa6b793.jpg]](https://cb1100forum.net/forum/uploads/imp/202002/49a08a047114ec55c6eb4f2c5aa6b793.jpg)
Does anyone else have the same issue or know of any solutions? I could try realigning the forks I guess, but thought I'd ask here before starting that.
