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Started by DocFree, April 22, 2007, 11:09:54 AM

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DocFree

Bike starts fine and runs strong.. until you give it gas form a stop.  While holding the throttle in, the rpms will go up, then suddenly drop to almost stalling, and then kinda catch again and rpms go back up.  Is this a carburator problem?  Does this even with cluth completly pulled in and never engaged, just by reving engine.  Its like it is flooding/bogging down?

Thanks all.

spc

could be a couple of things.  Somewhere along the way have you cleaned the carbs??  If not do so and be very careful there are a few very small o-rings that will drastically reduce performance if not replaced :thumb:  If so, check to make sure that the o-rings under the vacuum cap attached to the slide cap are there. :thumb:

Or you could be running ultra mega super lean :o

DocFree

I've never cleaned the carbs.  I guess this is the problem so I'll start there.  THanks for the info!

ducati_nolan

Could be igniton too. Replace the sperk plugs when you clean the carbs. It could also be wires or coils but those are more expensive, so start with a carb clean and new plugs

Jace009gs

yea your mega-lean or have something blocking a jet
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