Overfilled oil. Bike started and died. Will no longer start.

[john]

Would not hurt to remove the plugs and clean.  Brush, then just a few strokes with fine sandpaper on the center electrode and ground electrode (the underside where the spark occurs).  This will cause no harm, and remove the plugs as the culprit.

[Shadow Camaro]

i put new plugs in as soon as i had the problem guys. plugs are brand now now. just to be clearn lol. Wondering about that clutch now...

[BockinBboy]

That adjustment screw isn't stripped or messed up in some way is it? Messed up in some way to cause alot of 'adjustment' and little results. 

Rattling though?  I don't think I have heard a rattling clutch from a bike before... but you can hear a 'rattle' from a worn clutch on an engine under load in too high of gear I suppose? 

- Bboy

[Shadow Camaro]

I Guess a better way to describe it would actually be a light grinding noise. I say light because it not that bad. Dont hear it at idle or at higher speeds but as the rpms start to slow back down to idle is when i hear it the most.

The adjustment screw by the engine isnt stripped. Also, i only adjusted that one. I didnt attempt an adjustment by the clutch handle. I may do some of that after class.

[jestercinti]

YouTube video time.

[mimikeni]

It figures.  When things seem to suck at their worst, it's cuz there no suck.  That little bastard of a vacuum hose gets you every time.http://gstwins.com/gsboard/Smileys/New_Smile/thumbup.gif