no no no, its probably the piston return springs going out.

Seriously, I have no idea.

 

I will give the best reply....my bike did this too, i honestly can't tell you WHAT it was, but i know that when i lifted my legs higher than a resting position it seemed to change an airflow somewhere and the bike would pick back up...strange huh?

 

ride smart, ride safe, ride on ur seat an live to see another day.

 

Could it be the shift in weight to the front of the bike making the back tire lose traction?

Have you tried pushing the ACCL^ on the cruise control?

Do you have the High-Beam on?

Have you checked to make sure you don't have itin Reverse?(I accidentally left mine in Reverse one morning when I was leaving for work- ran over the dog, busted straight through the garage door, and nailed my dad's prize-winning taxidermy collection. Cracked that damn plasticcorner piece where itwraps around the taillight [:@]. Luckily, dad says he canfix the dog.Man... I'll never do that again!)

Are you towing a Sea-Doo?

Ifall ofthe above checks out...

Maybeit's just creating a vacuum in the gas tank with yourweight on thefiller capby blocking its ability tobreathe.


edit: Thanks for giving me a laugh with my coffee this morning.

 

lots of good funny answers to his question. hope one of them will work for him. haha