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When did you last check/adjust your clutch? 800s need this periodic inspection. Have you lubed your clutch cable lately? This is another neglected area that could cause this problem
I'm having trouble understanding your problem. Lull to me means hesitation. slippage is something different. If there's a hesitation in your engine like throttle response that sounds like carburation. If there's a slippage that sounds like something in the drivetrain maybe your clutch.
I have developed an "issue" with my beloved 2002 800 Drifter.
The best way I can describe this is there is a LULL or a feeling like things are slipping when I UP shift and accelerate (re-apply the throttle).
It seems to happen primarily when I shift and then RE-THROTTLE, there is a lull or a sensation that things are slipping or not be transferred and there is a less throttle going to the wheels. That is why I describe it as a LULL.
At first I only noticed this just occasionally (about 200 miles ago) when I would shift into higher gear, like 4 to 5 and applied the throttle. And I barely noticed it. So at first it was so slight I thought it was my imagination.
However now and say 200 miles later after the first time I thought I detected some LULL, it seems like it happens now when I up shift to any gear and re-throttle, even when I am starting to climb a hill and apply more throttle. This just became "bad" last night. I took her out for a spin and I noticed this LULLING much more pervasive and when I climbed a hill it even did it when it never did do that before last night.
I know the transmission oil and engine oil are the same. I checked the level and it is FINE. (It may be time to change the oil but the level is fine and there is no sudden consumption of oil.
Is this a clutch issue, a carb issue, a transmission issue, an oil issue?
It also feels like I have lost some POWER, some quickness.
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