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My bike a 1110 1990 Virago V11 will start up, but leaks gas like crazy out of the air line

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Ok what air line are you speaking of. If you are speaking of the line that is attached to the bottom of the carb. That line is the float bowl over flow and if gas is coming out of it then you float is stuck open or you got a hole in the float and it filled with gas and doesn't float any more. Time for a carb cleaning and or repairs.

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