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My bike stays reved up i checked the throttle but i cant find the problem

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Did you pull the carby slide out when you checked the throttle?
If so you have put the slide in backwards.
Remove the top off the carby again & pull out the slide & needle.Turn it around & be sure to be carefull when you re- insert it you dont try to force it in. Also be sure that the needle(jet needle) goes in the hole(needle jet)properly & the slide seats all the way down.

This should fix your problem.
Regards Andrew porrelli

  • Anonymous Dec 05, 2009

    I thought I'd add, If this dosn't work. Check that you have some freeplay in the cable. Check this with the idle speed screw backed off(unscrewed). It's not uncommon for the cable to pop out of the cable adjuster at the throttle barrel or the adjuster at the top of the carby. If this dosn't work, remove the carby,re-install the slide & cable assembly.Look in the air boot/box side of the carby as you operate the throttle & make sure the slide comes all the way DOWN when you release the throttle

    Regards Andrew Porrelli

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