I have noticed last few times out on bike that it seems to vibrate a lot throught the bars and foot rests. The bike starts first press of the button ,ticks over fine 1100 rpm and runs good just vibrates bad and been getting worse.
out today and it started to cut out when i came to a stop ,press the starter button and it would start but noticed the tick over was less than 1000 rpm. i was on the side of the road and looking at the throttle bodys and could see the link rod that goes from the left throttle body to the right one was jiggling about.The lock nuts had come loose and the connecting rod was loose and had been adjusting its self. I turned it with my fingers till the bike ticked over a bit better and tighted up the lock nut on the right hand side to get me home , the bike ran not to bad but kept cutting out at junctions , i turned the balance screw with a screw driver to make it better but it did not work.
How do i adjust that rod now to make sure its in the right place, will i have to look inside the throttle bodys to see if the flaps are set the same then lock the adjusting rod off and then do a trottle body balance.
out today and it started to cut out when i came to a stop ,press the starter button and it would start but noticed the tick over was less than 1000 rpm. i was on the side of the road and looking at the throttle bodys and could see the link rod that goes from the left throttle body to the right one was jiggling about.The lock nuts had come loose and the connecting rod was loose and had been adjusting its self. I turned it with my fingers till the bike ticked over a bit better and tighted up the lock nut on the right hand side to get me home , the bike ran not to bad but kept cutting out at junctions , i turned the balance screw with a screw driver to make it better but it did not work.
How do i adjust that rod now to make sure its in the right place, will i have to look inside the throttle bodys to see if the flaps are set the same then lock the adjusting rod off and then do a trottle body balance.