Depends why it doesn't steer well. It could be general misalignment, which can be corrected to some extent, Park has tools that some shops may know how to use. better if it isn't built in in the first place, because with triangles there isn't a great way to get it out.

If it just has a more twitchy front end than you like, you could dabble in playing with different forks, though it can be difficult to find any stock ones that diverge from fairly standard numbers.

There are also devices that calm the steering action, and they are cheap.

Called a wheel stabilizer. Aug 6 2010.

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