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Got the new RSVR today.  Nice example, really well looked after.

I'd second looking at headstock bearings - if you take your hads off the bars when riding, does it run straight and true, or does it shake its head?

Yes, it's a factory standard Ohlins.  I suspect the steering damper as the most likely culprit and was going to remove it as tbh, my last one had it adjusted all the way out anyway.  The bike has been laid up for several years so I reckon it's dried out or got stiff and not been serviced in 20 years, but the bike has only covered 6K miles from new (MOTs back up the mileage). I'll remove it, take it for a ride and if all is ok, I'll simply leave it off.  Only other thing it could be I think is steering head bearings but again, at 6k miles, unlikely.

Answered my own question.  Went to remove the steering damper and the main bolt holding it on had rusted in an seized solid. A bit of persuasion later and it sheered off part way up into the fairing bracket it's bolted into.  The other bolt on the eye came off easily enough.  Removed damper and it's as stiff as hell.  Took the bike out for a spin and sheer bliss.  No more tram-lining and can virtually steer with the knees on tank through the bends.  Problem solved, damper now hanging in the garage.  Not needed anyway unless suspension set up provokes front end shimmy.  Suspension set up is perfect.  Can hardly feel any bumps.  It betters the ESA suspension of my old GSA.