When using this bounce method of alignment, you should loosen everything under the top yoke bolts. This includes the axle, mudguard, brake calipers, bottom yoke bolts.

Anything tight will bind it in one direction when you slam it. Get right on top of it when you bounce, try to keep the forks straight. Then tighten up from the top down.

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Done it and with no success. Went to the garage and told them I tried like 10 times. CONSLUSION IS TKC70 front and backside are having issues like they did when browsing the internet. Both of the tires themselves have issues and not my motorcycle so both of the tires are mismade and have to return the tires ...

The tires are from 48/2016 so The issue isstill valid and I can confirm it. Do not buy TKC 70 for your tenere ... never do even not in the future because I already regret it lol.