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Hi buddy on the carb there will be a screw you may find 2 the biggest one you will need jus screw it in to increase rpm and screw out to decrease rpm this pic will help you bud
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There are a few things that can make it bogg First how does your spark plug look should be a brown color not black, that is foweled if it is replace it if that is bad. The iddle screw only sets the iddle nothing else. your air screw should be between 3/4 -1 1/2 turns out from bottoming out the screw
Give the lever some free play, back off the adjuster at the lever on the clutch cable, you should be able to move the lever about 5mm back and forward, if it has free play and still rides than you need to replace your clutches
If the bike has not been ridden for a while,some of the clutch plates can fuse together.The not starting part has nothing to do with this BUT.To fix the clutch part,the clutch needs to be pulled apart,cleaned and put back together in exactly!!!!!!!! the same order and way it was taken apart.Plates all in order and not flipped around etc..This is a common problem.If you do this a lot of the clutch probs will be gone.Hope this helps
remove the fuel tak, the plug is under the rubber cap right on the top of the engine. it is quite deep down, you will need an extension on the plug spanner
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