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Bradley Dean Hall Posted on Aug 20, 2019
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2006 v star 650 front cylinder exhaust is blowing out cold air and lose power at half throttle

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Cylinder not firing. Remove plug and verify spark. Also verify fuel to cylinder.

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Front cylinder misfire at idle,then raise rpm's to 2000 area an it comes in an out popping thru exhaust.front cylinder cold to the touch when rear is hot, till it runs a couple of min. New plugs, good...

I am not sure if the bike is a 650 or 1100 but in either case it sounds like a fuel issue or and air leak. When the carbs were off for re-jetting did they get cleaned? The slow circuit controls to about 2000 rpm and it sounds similar to your problem.

The first thing to look at is the carb synchronization. If the front cylinder is lagging, it can give the same symptoms. I do not think that the exhaust is a factor because the front is cold when running.

Spray some WD 40 at all the intake manifold area when the bike is running and see if the idle changes. the idle will change and push some smoke out of the exhast if the intake is leaking.

If both of these check good I would pull the carbs back off and clean the slow circuits out completely. This is delicate work and shoud be done by and experienced tech.

If I can help some more just send message.

I hope that his helps. Steve
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2006 vstar 650 loses power at around 50 mph

this symptom resembles an intake leak. Check to see if your intake seals are not leaking
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Motorcycle running on one cylinder

First, determine which cylinder is bad. Touch the exhaust pipes to determine which is hotter.(the pipes get VERY hot so be quick or use a non-contact thermometer.)
Remove and look at the bad cylinder's plug, if ti's wet you are getting fuel, try replacing it. (Heck, replace it anyway.)
If there is no fuel on the plug the carburetor might be plugged or need cleaning.
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