ride with carbs needing to be synced??

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  1. OSA 06

    OSA 06 New Member

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    I just FINALLY, after a lot of work and a ton of money, got my 3rd gen running!! Took it for a short test drive, and the only real issue at the time is the bit of a knock right off of idle from needing to do a carb sync. Does anyone know how long, or if, I can get away with riding the bike like this while i'm waiting to borrow a vacuum gauge set to do the sync?? Thanks in advance. Eric
     


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    dunno. But bumping the idle up a bit should help if there's just no keeping your ass off it the bike until it's done right.
     


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    ha..... I'm not gonna lie....I've been itching through the last 4 months of working on this thing to ride it... sitting on it and yelling VROOOOMMM, just doesn't quite cut it... lol
     


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    Ride it until you do the synch. Most synch issues are most evident at and a bit above idle speed and at low throttle openings.
     


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