Bike leans slightly to the left

I've noticed when riding that my bike leans slightly to the left. I say this because when I look down at my front wheel I can see some of the right hand rim at the bottom. Does anyone know why this happens and is it something I should be trying to correct?
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Bike's are stable, its rider input that is the issue usually or aspects such as road camber...
Or was your bike owned by Ed Milliband?
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Stem not in line with the front wheel ?
A set of rollers, after a couple of falls, sorted it out.
I was thinking this - I have the same illusion on all my bikes, so it has to be me!
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Bikes are made by machine, probably less than 1/100ths of mm differences between one frame and the next. Humans are natural and not symmetrical. I would say maybe you lean to the left so the bike follows...
This was more severe and noticeable for me when I had dislocated discs in the lower back, this will also make me grip the handlebars at slightly different locations due to reach/flexibility issues.
I've found that gripping and pulling on the handlebars at certain points, imagining not being able to extend one arm as far as the other, gives the bike that tilting feeling due to the position/weight your body is shifting to so that it can accommodate such a position.... basically not sitting or being able to sit correctly at times causes the odd positions.