Valves?

[firepisser8104]

no it doesnt come out of the stumbling, once it starts bogging it wont stop unless i let off the gas and let the rpms come down, the bike wont let me go anyfaster than like 35mph cause of it.

[Mintbread]

Check and recheck all of your hoses were put back correctly. If a vacuum hose was put on in the wrong place or it is not properly sealed it may cause problems like this.

[MotoF150]

carbon deposits on valves are a thing of the past, todays gasoline has fuel additives that prevent that

[MotoF150]

he did say the bike ran good BEFORE he removed and rebuilt the carbs, doesn't take a PhD to figure that out, before anybody takes apart and rebuilds a carb they must know how it works, the flow of low pressure air is what moves the gas thru the carb, some of you guys call low pressure air a vacuum, there is not such thing as a vacuum, a vacuum is a higher pressure air rushing into and replace a low pressure, just like the fuel pump on ur car doesn't pump the fuel, the fuel pump creates a lower pressure on one side then the higher pressure of the air thats above the gas inside the gas tank pushes in to replace it, air has weight, the weight of air is what pushes gas thru ur carb, as soon as any of you guys understand that you will be better informed than any motorcycle mechanic.

[Mintbread]

You clearly are an idiot. Not just any idiot but an idiot that thinks he is smart which makes you twice as idiotic.

Carburetted motorcycles have what is called a VACUUM HOSE. End of story.

[MotoF150]

Dear Mr Mintbread, Like I said before, "There is no such thing as a vacuum" air has weight, at sea level 14.7psi of air is pushing down on you, when you create a lower pressure, just a tiny bit say 14.5 psi the 14.7 air will rush and flow in and equalize the pressure. What causes the wind to blow? Its higher pressure air rushing into a lower pressure. Im explainning it as simple as I can so maybe you can understand. A Vacuum is the flow of high pressure air rushing in to replace and equalize a lower pressure. How does an airplane fly? Is it a vacuum under the wings? I just think in a higher level than what you can understand, thats why I know more than any motorcycle mechanic.

[NorthernPete]

Space is a vacuum....

[Big B]

I just think in a higher level than what you can understand, thats why I know more than any motorcycle mechanic.

really?
how's your M50 running

[firepisser8104]

ok all i just tore it all apart again and found my problem!!! when i put the carbs back together i put my jets in the wrong spots i had both secondary jets on one side and both primary on the other. Put it all back together and now she runs like a dream again. Oh yeah and my VACUUM lines are now in the right spot too.

[BubbaGump]

as soon as any of you guys understand that you will be better informed than any motorcycle mechanic.

Moto I have reconciled my hatred and comtempt for you with nothing but pure love. I hope you don't get kicked off this site - your entertainment value is far too high. Nothing makes me laugh more than someone who is so clearly mentally challenged that he puts himself on a pedestal with a genuine belief that he's intellectually superior to others. What I love most is that while everyone, or most everyone, else gets along on this site - almost all have banned together with a common contempt for your antics.

I think its great. Thank-you Moto for once again making me realize that I'm no where near the bottom of the evolutionary chain. The world is a better place with people like you....someone to fetch my coffee and muffin in the morning. Keep up the good work - I always look forward to seeing what will come out of your mouth next.