new rider, new bike, new member
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new rider, new bike, new member
Hey everyone. I live in both Staten Island and Long Island NY, im new to riding. I Just got a 00 600 f4 and took the moto safety course. I love riding it, I never Realized what a great thing I have been missing out on for the past couple years.
The bike rides real nice but needs a new rear tire. I ordered one, and hopefully it will be in tommorow. The only other issue is that it seems to be running rich which is causing it to stall out every so often when idling in first, so I need a Carb sync. The problem is that I don't have a syncing gauge, and shops want to charge me an arm and leg to do a job that really isn't that hard. Oh well guess ill figure something out.
The bike rides real nice but needs a new rear tire. I ordered one, and hopefully it will be in tommorow. The only other issue is that it seems to be running rich which is causing it to stall out every so often when idling in first, so I need a Carb sync. The problem is that I don't have a syncing gauge, and shops want to charge me an arm and leg to do a job that really isn't that hard. Oh well guess ill figure something out.
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Welcome to the forum !
Maybe one of the members who lives near by can help with a set of vacuum gauges.......
Syncing the carbs won't change the richness - That's a different adjustment as far as I know.....
Go to
www.stephygee.com and download a manual free. It'll help and save you loads on maintenance.
Maybe one of the members who lives near by can help with a set of vacuum gauges.......
Syncing the carbs won't change the richness - That's a different adjustment as far as I know.....
Go to
www.stephygee.com and download a manual free. It'll help and save you loads on maintenance.
#3
Welcome to the family!! Glad to have you here. Post some pics of your ride, we would love to see it.
If you get a chance, go vote for my bike in the April Ride of the Month poll. I would greatly appreciate it!!!
https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-month...ead%2A-136801/
If you get a chance, go vote for my bike in the April Ride of the Month poll. I would greatly appreciate it!!!
https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-month...ead%2A-136801/
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Cgrace, I like your steez here in getting votes. I'm an F4 owner, but had to vote for you, bc your bike is sooo CLEAN!
Tony, glad to see you join the 2-wheel world, and ever better to get more members in the F4 thread!! Lots of very helpful info in the F4 thread, that is specific to our bikes.
Tony, glad to see you join the 2-wheel world, and ever better to get more members in the F4 thread!! Lots of very helpful info in the F4 thread, that is specific to our bikes.
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If the title says what I believe it says...new to this...why not do all the standard maintenance first....all liquid, air filter, oil filter, spark plugs etc....did you adjust the idle yet? Don't mess with the carb sync yet....Then run the bike for a good few hundred miles and see if bike settles... Then if same problem exist, come back and trouble shoot.
For all I know, it maybe the air filter dirty....
For all I know, it maybe the air filter dirty....
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If the title says what I believe it says...new to this...why not do all the standard maintenance first....all liquid, air filter, oil filter, spark plugs etc....did you adjust the idle yet? Don't mess with the carb sync yet....Then run the bike for a good few hundred miles and see if bike settles... Then if same problem exist, come back and trouble shoot.
For all I know, it maybe the air filter dirty....
For all I know, it maybe the air filter dirty....
Your words are wise, I will try that before messing around with the carbs, those are more simple solution. However I must mention, I found that the battery connection terminals were loose, so I tightened them and took her for about a 45 min ride and no stalling.