OK, lp.

 

Hey your lucky this isn't an ULTRA or it would fall over,,, they do they Just Fall
Do a search and you'll see what I mean
ROFLMAO

 

Rear belt would rub......It sounds like the lean came after they modified...sumthing they did wrong...u should be able to let go of the bars,,,and steer the bike wit shifting u weight....

check belt,,,run down the road streight and stop(do not move the bike) set kickstand,,look at rear belt sitting on rear pully,,,,should not be rubbing...

also try having someone sit on it,,,on a flat surface,,have them close their eyes,,,and set the bike streight,,,walk about 20 - 30 yards and eyeball the tires....

 

I think I would take to a different dealer to get checked. If the guy that set it up, only knows how to set it up this way(wrong) he will just continue to adjust it the same way.
My daughter had an illness and the doctor made a clinical diagnosis based on her symptoms. He is one of the top specialist in his field. The next month we were going on vacation to the east-coast. He had the insurance company pay for a different doctor to check her to ensure he was correct. Which he was not.
more or less get a second opinion
good luck

 

Thanks for the help I will be going to another dealer this week to let them look at it. maybe i will get it fixed soon.

 

I had a Raleigh bicycle that did that. The problem was the frame wasn't straight. It wasn't that the frame was actually bent but apparently it was loose in its jig at the time of welding and it came out crooked.

 

Dos any one know whats wrong with it . I had it to the dealer workshop and they tried to change every passible cause for that according to them fork bearing,tree,tubes,wheels,rear wheels balance, and at the end theyplayed with rear axel alignment which made the bike turn slightlly to the lift please any one have solution

 

Take it off of the kickstand lol

Maybe the lowering kit wasn't put on straight?

 

If they don't have it figured out after eight years then they probably never will.

 

Play a few videos of this guy in the garage where you keep your bike. It will begin to lean right in no time!