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It sounds to me like there may be a clog of some kind at one end or other end of this vacuum hose. This is what you will have to check. GOOD LUCK FRIEND
There should only be one main fuel line, from the tap to the carby, the rest are just overflow, and vent hose. If you have a vacume operated fuel tap, then it will be a smaller hose, from the tap, to a vacume pick up point somewhere, mabey on the inlet manifold.
could be a fuel issue or vacum issue also. If the bike stays running with you giveing it gas, then it may be an idleing issue.I would test first to see if it stays running when giveing it gas, if so then adjust the idleing. If not then I would reccomend a good fuel system cleaning. If the problem still persist then I would start checking for a vacum issue.
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