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Anonymous Posted on Jul 02, 2009

When banking a corner on the bike, it starts to stutter as if starved of fuel and then once upright it runs fine , loads of fuel , any ideas mike

  • tombones May 11, 2010

    Raise the float level.

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Yeah , I would lean towards the float and the needle and seat valve could be sticking as well. It would be a good idea to pick up a carb kit seeing that you have it apart anyway .

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Sounds like fuel frothing or float sticking. Try dismantling float chamber and check gasket is not pinching float, it moves freely and float level is right. Check manifold has correct mounts and heat insulators, also, sounds daft, but bodies or dirt in fuel tank, filters and line do happen!

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