2000 Suzuki GSX 600 F (Katana) "acceleration flat spot" Questions

...flat spot. Talk to your dealership parts counter to get recommendations about jet settings. They may suggest, for example, to keep your existing idle jet and go with a different main jet. Expect to ...

...flat spots when accelerating above 30mph. Also experiencing surges and at times no acceleration at all. Any ideas before I take it to a mechanic bearing in mind this my winter bike and want to avoid ...

...flat out acceleration is great, but normal driving it seems to have a dead spot in the throttle - and when you give it a little more all of a sudden it's like it wakes up and hauls it. This model ...

...flat spot,what can it be 2001 ktm 400. A couple things you can check. One is make sure the carb float level is high enough.It should be set exactly at the factory spec.Another thing is make sure the ...

When accelerating strongly, on the up shift to 2nd gear, the handle bars develope a shudder. I call this the death shake. Is the front whell somehow out of balance, or are the fork bearings gone bad ...

...flat spots in your acceleration. Look for a rivet on the back side may be two per pipe. Drill out or grind off the rivets, you may need a slide hammer if they are hard to come out. grab the baffles ...

...flat spot or hesitation when accelerating than you probably also need to rejet the carburetors. Bigger main jets should fix that condition. A jet kit may also contain differently tapered needles for ...

...flat spot down low. I have changed the jets to no avail. What could be causing this? Are the exhaust fumes thick? if so your flooding out but chances are the accelerator pump can't keep up with

...betwwen 2nd and 3rd? When shifting between 2nd and 3rd at around 40mph, engine stalls briefly like it hit a flat spot, then continues normal acceleration. check your bike engine tuning by ...

...flat spots when accelerating above 30mph. Also experiencing surges and at times no acceleration at all. Any ideas before I take it to a mechanic bearing in mind this my winter bike and want to avoid ...