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Originally Posted by GrandPaulZ
It could be carburation; you really need to soak the metallic parts in Berryman's Chem-Dip for 1/2 hour, then carefully check each passage, and rebuild them very carefully. Tweaking the low speed mix is critical, and replacing main jets, needles and needle jets as a set is the best advice.
It could be ignition timing, or improper adjustment of the points, weak or failing coils and/or condensers. Top-to-bottom careful analysis of all of these is in order.
Careful adjustment of the valves should be done, and clean air filters are a must.
Fully charged battery is a good thing. NEW CHAMPION N3C PLUGS FOR SURE!
Welcome to the forum, and the wonderful world of old bikes.
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Thanks a lot!! I will tell my son and post up what happens. I have only owned newer bikes so this has been an adventure but well worth it....so far. thanks again.
