stuttering fzs 600

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welcome to the club..............

dont worry about the posts not making sense....they dont make sense to us either  :rollin :rollin :rollin ........iam still struggling with my stutter and am 90% sure its a carb problem,if you`ve been reading the thread you will know what ive been doing to try to trace the fault.....ive rebuilt the carbs with some second hand items and this has made no difference also checked the electrics and found nothing wrong.......as your a newbie i can strongly recomend that you get yourself a haynes manual you can find them on ebay.....manual no 3702....
start a new thread describing the fault and also what you have already tried and we shall try to help   

Well, to add my 5 eggs or whatever, I can tell you now, I have just had a whole new set of carbs put in, so that may not be what is causing it.


I do have a haynes manual, however, all of that doesn't make any sense to me either, and I don't have a garage to leave a project half finished, cos I live in London.


I am going to be going to Oval Motorcycle Centre though.


If I find anything, I will let you know.
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If its had new carbs its time to look at the air and fuel mixture. As someone has suggested before (I have no idea which thread ), take the bike out for a spin for 5 mins or so to get the engine warmed up then get back home and little it idle for about another 5 mins. Wait until its cooled down a bit and then remove one of the spark plugs. If its sooty then it may be over fuelling. If this is the case, check the air filter. You'll need to remove the tank and the air filter box is just infront of the battery.

This shouldn't take too long and is easily done with some basic tools plus you don't have to pay labour to the garage