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Posted by topherloaf
 - December 10, 2010, 11:34:07 AM

Just put it in the tank?  I put a fuel cleaner in a month ago when I changed the plugs. 

Posted by theylive
 - December 10, 2010, 11:18:47 AM

I had a similar problem. I would suggest you pick up a pint of "sea foam" and run several ounces through your fuel, that should cure any hesitation and cleans your carbs ... amazing product. Who cares who's way your in... you're a biker ;D

Posted by topherloaf
 - December 10, 2010, 11:11:53 AM

I mean, I let it warm up, I revved it, I even rode it while the choke was out and it acted normal.  So when I pushed the choke in, it started stalling and acting like it wasn't warm yet.  Should I just ride around with the choke partly pulled out?  I'm so irritated at it because I was in people's way and it was embarrassing.  It looked like I didn't know how to ride a motorcycle. 

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