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GOLDY21
10-07-2003, 04:49 PM
hey all

picked up my new bike this arfo and was pleasantly surprised......

as you know my old rs was a 1994,this was quick with a top speed of 102mph,however it was smooth through every gear,no warp at all!

well the new one i have just bought is lightning through the gears with a superb warp but runs like a dog in low revs.also when i change gear the revs drop straight after then suddenlt take off again?..i was riding in the town and had to keep it in 2nd or 3rd to avoid it stalling.......

its like having my old tzr back,lol

another few things i would like your take on?


also whhen i first start the bike it takes a fair while to get it running for take off,i.e not cutting out.on my 1994 it would be raring to got as soon as the key was in,never once did i use the choke....

when i changed down gears with the clutch engaged the engine revs rise on there own without throttle being used,also the bike creeps forward when at say a junction with clutch in?

is this a simple clutch adjustment needed?


one bonus was when i paid for the bike the fellow gave me £20 back for fuel and oil....hehe nice

btw all if you know where i can get fairly cheap plastics?fairing wheres the best place to go?



thanks all

Kickstart
10-07-2003, 05:25 PM
Hi

Sounds like the power valve has stuck open.

All the best

Keith

_Crunch_
10-07-2003, 05:55 PM
bike looks good mate..

if u are traveling at speed and ur change down a gear, then the revs will rasie, hence the engine noise...

_Crunch_

GOLDY21
10-07-2003, 06:01 PM
i know m8 but the revs raise when ive got the clutch in and slowing down,each gear i changed down the revs get higher........normally every other bike i have ridden as soon as you pull the clutch in the revs drop to idle speed

as soon as the gear is dropped it gives a grrrhh and then idles

its hard to explain but hey you got me to say gfffhh


goldy

iainmtp
10-07-2003, 06:07 PM
you mention that the bike creeps forward when at junctions?
the clutch is not completly disengaging then? I bet this is more noticable when you rev it ?

This would also cause the revs to rise as you are going along with the clutch in and changing down gears as again the clutch is not coompletly disengaging,

hth

GOLDY21
10-07-2003, 06:10 PM
ok is this time to whip out the "special" tool and have a fiddle inside the clutch assemembly?

ty

goldy

tony532
10-07-2003, 06:13 PM
hi goldy,

nice bike pic well blurred though :)

had that with my bike where when you pulled off the revs would drop and then go back up again. could be the powervalve needs cleaning. took mine in for a service and when i got it back it didnt do it anymore!!.

GOLDY21
10-07-2003, 06:20 PM
i know m8 it was my wobbly hand with my digi mobile,lol

had just got off the bike...................

will get some proper ones done soon for you to see m8,

yeah i will book it in for a quick once over as soon as me thinks

cheers

goldy

spanairRS250
10-07-2003, 06:20 PM
Originally posted by tony532


could be the powervalve needs cleaning

which is really easy to do. :D

_Crunch_
10-07-2003, 06:30 PM
anit sure how Span knows cus his RS125 didnt have 1..lol bro, only joking....

but, Span, u will be pleased to know, its getting 1 fitted next week..

_Crunch_

spanairRS250
10-07-2003, 06:34 PM
Originally posted by _Crunch_
anit sure how Span knows cus his RS125 didnt have 1..lol bro, only joking....

but, Span, u will be pleased to know, its getting 1 fitted next week..

_Crunch_

nah, I only know cos when freddie did hes I was there to watch everything he did to it. After words their was no glitch in the rev's anywhere as before their were some at 7rpm i think.

Well good to know he's getting a PV fitted :D, it'll make that bike run like a dream :D

tony532
10-07-2003, 06:37 PM
i know m8 takes about 5mins.. got to do air filter meself as they didnt do it on 4,000km service!. just getting used to cleaning bits of the bike meself rather than paying 30 pound an hour for stuff you can do yourself.

_Crunch_
10-07-2003, 06:43 PM
yer... cleanin the PV doesnt take long, just ages taking off the bloody fairings!

_Crunch_

spanairRS250
10-07-2003, 06:53 PM
Dont take me more than 4 minutes :D ;)

_Crunch_
10-07-2003, 06:56 PM
wow...u need a medal..lol...

Span, u eva clean Jays bike?

we had exhasut system off this evening, and the shite under they are amazing! looked like u had it as a trails bike in ur spare time...lol..

_Crunch_

tony532
10-07-2003, 06:59 PM
span,

what doesnt take you more than four minutes m8 lol ;)

jenko
10-08-2003, 04:04 AM
get allen key screw driver take right hand fairing off takes 1 min then get normal allen key undo both bolts on pv housing to finger tight then use fingers to take bolts out takes 2 mins, so removing its only takes 3mins if u done it before.cleaning the little bugger takes longer:) it takes a little if u like me u do up the pv housing bolts and think to your self have i put the blade in the rigth way round and have to remove it all again lol:o

_Crunch_
10-08-2003, 04:09 AM
cleaning it itslef anit to hard (the PV)..

but the fairings seem to take bout 15 - 20minz to do..

it anit taking them off that winds me up, it is puttin em bk!

_Crunch_

jenko
10-08-2003, 04:27 AM
only need to take of right hand side get a proper allenkey bits scewdriver makes it a peice of piss

_Crunch_
10-08-2003, 04:29 AM
yer..

but i need to give my bike a major clean, and do my exhaust etc...

lol..

to much effort and not enough time!

_Crunch_

spanairRS250
10-08-2003, 07:06 AM
Originally posted by tony532
span,

what doesnt take you more than four minutes m8 lol ;)

:eek: :eek:

PS cruch: when I had that rs125 I didn't know much at all on how to do anything but grease the chain and change the screws :D, but now is different, I know a bit more and I change all the parts on the rs250 my self, which has saved me alot of money.