RE: Work bike nowadays

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RE: Work bike nowadays

RE: Work bike nowadays 
Dave said 2006-02-20 11:20 
 
We changed the carbs on my bike when I bought it, but that was because some previous owner had fitted a Dynojet Kit, and parts in the carbs had been bored out in order to fit the bigger jets. So it was impossible to get the original jets back, but I suspect the carbs were "worn out" anyway.

The symptoms were almost the same, some times it felt like it flooded, and after driving below 6-7000 rpm for a while, the engine went sour, and had to be revved in order make it run clean again. Have you tried changing the entire row of carbs? I bought used ones for a sensible price.

My bike is a red and white one.

Good luck, whatever you choose to do! 
 
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