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| Newbie Join Date: Apr 2008
Bike: 1995 Suzuki GSX 750f Katana
Location: Wichita, KS
Posts: 3
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First of all, hello everyone! I just bought a GSX750f (upgraded from a Buell Blast) and I'm sure I'll be on here all of the time. On to the problem... I rode this bike 2 days ago and it ran beautifully. The owner dropped it off today and the first time I start it up (and everytime since) it will stay at about 1100 RPM for about 5 seconds and then shoot up to 3000 and finally stop climbing at 5000RPM. It does this every time I have the clutch in, but I was able to drive it around the block like this because when the clutch isn't engaged or the bike isn't in neutral, it runs normally. This of course makes shifting a very dangerous and delicate procedure. I've seen a few people have had this problem, but the only thing I gained from their experiences was where the petcock positions are. The bike WAS in PRI when I started it up and rode it (about 1/4 mile total) so I moved it to the ON position. The throttle seems to have slack in it, and I have zero clue where the idle adjuster is. So basically, how could this have happened in two days and what do I do to fix it? |