About Mark Shively Expertise Friends,
I will be ending my services with AllExperts effective the first week of June, 2007.
It's been a pleasure the past few years corresponding with the many of you.
Respectfully,
Mark Shively
(Dayton, Ohio)
"yamtz750@gmail.com"
Experience
Graduate of the American Motorcycle Institute (AMI class 172), multi-factory trained technician, 7 years experience dealership technician & service manager, professional roadracing team technician.
Court certified expert in area of motorcycle technology. State certified crash investigator. State certified commercial vehicle crash investigator. State certified forensics/evidence technician. State certified instructor; community college instructor.
Privately servicing street motorcycles & ATV's, accident reconstructionists, and dealership turn-aways. I am not available as an expert witness.
I'm hoping you can help me with a situation I'm having with my bike, a 2004 Pagsta. This bike apparently has a 97cc replica of a Honda CT 70 mini cycle engine.
What happens is sometimes when I'm cruising along at sustained speeds of 40-45 mph, the engine bogs down, as if it isn't getting any fuel. So, I pull in the clutch lever and start feathering the throttle until it "comes back to life." And then it does it again and again, making for tedious riding at these speeds. It seems to run fine at slower speeds.
Thank you very much, and any information you can give me would truly be appreciated.
Steve
Answer Hi Steve,
I suspect the fuel supply cannot refill the float bowl at higher speeds.
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