How do I get to the 2 carbs on my Suzuki s50 as they both need to be cleaned

You just need to remove the carb and clean the pilot jet. Use a small piece of wire ( i use a bristle from a wire brush). Hold it up to the light to make sure it is clear and you can see through it. Re- install and this should fix your problem.

glogged fuel line --fuel filter--carb needs attention

The pilot (primary) jets could be partially blocked and check for airleaks either at inlet rubbers or airbox to carb rubbers. My first thought is carb pilot jets. Wouldn't hurt to do a compression check as well.

You just need to have the carb cleaned and rebuilt, you have some build up inside and the jets are starting to clog

Take your carb off and apart and clean it throughly. Check your float to make sure its not getting stuck. If it ran fine befor do not tamper with the adjustment. Just free it up with lube then spray it clen with carb cleaner or starter fluid

it is the needle not seating.pull off bowl of carb and clean with spray carb cleaner.

is there a spark

you should remove the carbs
check each port and clean each one
and doubble check all vacuume lines