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Was that one of the year's with the 'lean burn' carb setups? Either way, being up in CO you might need to change jets if they were factory.
Don't despair, my '89 Mille with 35mm fork tubes and a Tarozzi fork brace does quite well when running over rough roads while leaned over.
I'm sure you're right, Harvey. Luckily springs shouldn't be terribly expensive if needed. Really though, problems of a wandering or weaving front end are more related to flexing fork tubes (and on some bikes the frame) than springs, in my experience, and a fork brace goes a very long way toward fixing that problem, especially if the stock plastic fender is all the fork bracing the bike has now. (Another reason I don't hate the beefy metal fender someone before me put on my Mille)
http://postimg.org/image/gtvryr4qr/I think I got the picture in this time. Don't know the one in CO but this is my daily rider.
Thanks, Alan! We need to do another ride soon and introduce your FJR to the mountains.
Set up for touring. The Honeymoon Mille.
What bike is that fairing off of?