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Yes. I'm going to take the carbs off probably next week to measure up a new filter cover and give them a clean. I'm out tomorrow night, if it's not raining I will reset the screws with the engine running. Not something I can do at home with a straight through pipe

Cheers guys. I will keep my eyes open for a 1200 bandit one

Hi. I've been trying to locate a spring for the cam chain adjuster on my gsxr1100 slabside. I can't seem to find one any where. I don't really want to go down the manual route. I wondered if there was any other options like one off another model Thanks

I would imagine it was me that was heavy handed. I will be more careful in future. I was hoping it was something else like the way it was drilled or something.

In this amazing peice of art. I show an idea of where the needles are when screwed in. When I screw them out equally #1,2&4 can't be seen. But #3 is just visible.

Hi Tony gee. That is what I usually do. I normally do it while there on the bike. But I can't get a very smooth tick over and it gets worse when the engine warms up. I have synced the carbs. I'm tempted to take the bike up the layby and try adjusting until they sound even. But Im just curious if the drillings are different and how much effect it has. I will take some photos over the weekend if the weather holds. Im having to work out the front at the moment

Hope this is the right place to ask. When I screw the mixture screws in I've noticed that I can just feel the tip of the #1 screw inside the carb. #2 #4 protrudes a bit further ( 1 extra turn in ) and #3 sticks out quite a bit ( can't remember off my head but it was around 2 extra turns from flush ) I've measured and examined the screws and there identical to each other. I've got the same issue on my RF. So I'm wondering. If I screw them all the way in then 2 turns out. Are the mixture screws going to be set wrong. I am trying to find pictures to better explain. Thank you

Sorry. I like chops thought it was nice. Not really interested in post counts etc.

That's really nice