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  1. 23 minutes ago, Wagola said:

    Sounds like you need to interrogate the bike shop as to why they think rings are the issue. Compression test and leakdown test figures would be a start ?

    Before you start handing any money over ! 

    Agree!! 

    Any good shop would at least of done a compression test and good shops are happy for you to ask questions, so if they start trying to fob you off you know they haven't got a clue sadly :(

  2. So it was  3 things 

    Plug cap gone bad one of the wires from the pick up had a nic  in it and was occasionally arcing out and I've got a bad carb!! Blocked somewhere, but can't find it at the moment >:(

     

     

  3. So my 1150 is running on 3 pots 4 cold as ice did initially think it was a cap as it was arcing out like Blackpool illuminations, cap changed,no difference coil changed same result,Coils swapped over still pot 4 and cap still arcing 

    I'm now leaning towards the pickup being the issue but i thought i might harvest some knowledge from the forum just in case i can't see for looking 

    bike running standard coils and pickup

    many thanks in advance

  4. As I tried to explain to a bloke on a shireblade if you do 100 on that the engine is hardly working and neither are you, do a 100 on an old suzie or brit, you can hear and feel the speed :banana:you can also hear all the nuts and bolts you didn't thread lock rattling themselves loose xD

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  5. 54 minutes ago, baldrick said:

    Any recommendations for reboring?

    Sorry for the hijack

     

    I highly recommend Saunders motor works in Cadnam, near Southampton, proper shop, have done, car, bike and tractor blocks for me over the years, though might be a bit far for you @baldrick:D

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  6. Had same issue with gs 1000 with pod filters, mine was to much direct air flow through the pods, used plastic cone inside each pod to cover 3 fifths of surface area on 1 and 4 little less on 2 and 3!! 

    Took a little bit of trial and error, but ran great for 3 years after that!! (y)

    But the great thing about this forum is there will be countless other ways people have achieved the same result, just got to find the one that works for you :)

  7. 11 hours ago, gsxwill said:

    Had same problem with gsx 1100 f many years ago, changed pick up as a last throw of the dice and it sorted it, so hope it does the same for you! 

    Much too nice to be broken up(y)

    Mind you, i am still convinced  all these years later it was an earthing issue, 

    God i hated that bike, even more than my ts 50xD

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  8. Had same problem with gsx 1100 f many years ago, changed pick up as a last throw of the dice and it sorted it, so hope it does the same for you! 

    Much too nice to be broken up(y)

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  9. I have always soaked pistons in gas oil (red diesel), works well 

    But if you have oil drum style barbecue, you can try the heat and cool route as suggested by @joseph

    Good luck (y)

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