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Hello fellow gsxs-ers,
I have had the following happen to me twice now (today and yesterday).
After starting the bike and riding off (bike soaked to ambient, appx 60 deg. F), I come up to my first or second stop sign and pull in the clutch and downshift from 2nd to 1st (clutch still pulled all the way in). As the bike comes to a stop, the engine suddenly dies. The RPMs seem to fall too fast and the idle doesn't catch it fast enough. It starts right up after that when I press the starter and seems to run fine until it's all the way cold again.
FWIW, the first temperature bar is already on when this happens. I actually have both of these occurrences on video so I will upload them to YouTube after work today.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? I'm thinking it's either a) running too lean or b) the canister is overfilled.
Thoughts?
edit: I forgot to mentioned that mechanically, my bike is 100% stock.
I have had the following happen to me twice now (today and yesterday).
After starting the bike and riding off (bike soaked to ambient, appx 60 deg. F), I come up to my first or second stop sign and pull in the clutch and downshift from 2nd to 1st (clutch still pulled all the way in). As the bike comes to a stop, the engine suddenly dies. The RPMs seem to fall too fast and the idle doesn't catch it fast enough. It starts right up after that when I press the starter and seems to run fine until it's all the way cold again.
FWIW, the first temperature bar is already on when this happens. I actually have both of these occurrences on video so I will upload them to YouTube after work today.
Has anyone else experienced this issue? I'm thinking it's either a) running too lean or b) the canister is overfilled.
Thoughts?
edit: I forgot to mentioned that mechanically, my bike is 100% stock.