Urgent Help!! Judering when riding at low speeds

[Samurai]

Hi Guy's

Since i have come back from the north ride my bike has started to juder when the throtle is at a constant.

don't think it is bad fuel as baldyman filled up every time i did and he doesn't have this problem.

i don't know if the fact i have tight spots on my chain (new chain and sprockets Sat)

Please Help!!

[lynw]

Helps if we know if its a FI pointy or a carbed Curvy.

Had this on mine - curvy - which was resolved with cleaning/balancing the carbs. Which of course will be bugger all help if you have a pointy.

[jambo]

The more descriptive you are the easier it is to help :wink:

You can ballance throttle bodies same as carbs, but it may be worth checking the chain first as that's new, and see that the tension is correct and even allt he way round when on side stand or paddock stand.

Oter than that, check the fuel is ok, drain the carbs through for a bit if it's a curvey, and check plugs, air filter etc....

in all honesty it could be quite a few things try and describel when it does it and if you can make it stop in any way while riding etc?

[TSM]

Judder at slow speeds on a curvey could mean that the choke is still on or stuck open.

[Samurai]

Sorry guy's

I have a pointy, have since found out that it's because the chain is so screwed.

thanks

[Iceman]

Maybe you should try letting go of the front brake when pulling away :lol: :lol:

[5hort5]

Sorry guy's

I have a pointy, have since found out that it's because the chain is so screwed.

thanks

Sorry to hear that but can I just ask, when you say the chain is screwed but it's a new chain was it a fitting issue or a bad chain?

[ash]

i took it he meant he's getting new chain and sprocs this saturday.... but i would think this as i am too !!!