'78 R100/7, turn and cough
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'78 R100/7, turn and cough
Bike has developed a bit of a cough at low speed and idle (thru the carbs). It's sometimes at a 15-20 second interval when it will cough or skip a beat. Ignition points have a couple thousand miles on them. Valves set then too. Runs well and smooth at highway speed. Maybe it needs a fuel/air adjustment?
Re: '78 R100/7, turn and cough
Can't help Randy, but my bike did that the other day and blew the rh carby off the head!
A different set of circumstances led to my experience.

A different set of circumstances led to my experience.
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Re: '78 R100/7, turn and cough
Does it only do it when you put your fingers under its balls?
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Re: '78 R100/7, turn and cough
Thank you for that huge laugh...I think you deserve a promotiom...would General do?
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Re: '78 R100/7, turn and cough
Enriching the fuel/air screws a tad seems to have cleared up the cough.
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Re: '78 R100/7, turn and cough
Nope, only me.Major Softie wrote:Does it only do it when you put your fingers under its balls?

Re: '78 R100/7, turn and cough
I like cheap quick easy fixes!dwerbil wrote:Enriching the fuel/air screws a tad seems to have cleared up the cough.
