when im riding straight my handlebars are off to the right just a tad, bent forks or can i just loosen everything up, straighten it and tighten it?

 

Look, you will notice bent forks & steering, it really affects the way a bike handles, progressively worse as the speed increases. So if its not showing any probs there. Most roads are not flat, they are curved slightly for water run off, & sometimes give the impression that your not running true. Also there is a possibility that the bars could be bent.

 

they're defintaly not straight, you can see it if your just sitting on the bike not moving, as for any difference at high speeds i dont notice anything, i've only had it around 100 and it seemed fine

 

If you're comparing the ignition cylinder location to the front fairing stem, then ya....it doesn't line up perfectly.

 

nothing to do with the ignition cylinderor the road, its obvious that something is tweaked

 

could you post a picture?

 

taken whilest hes riding? smart..

 

You can loosen the lower tripple bolts that lock the forks and use a 2x2 or a tree or anything to jar the front rim to get the forks to twist into place. It takes a few trys to get it right, but it's not that hard.

 

Is this just while riding that you notice you are turning the handle bars to make the bike go straight? If so a possible problem is a misaligned rear tire. If the handle bars are turned right.......so is the rear tire meaning it would have to move back on the left hand side and vise/verse. A single trackvehicle will steer depending on both front and rear alignment. It's an option, if every thing seems straight but it rides crooked, then that is likely the culprit. Just a thought.