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SuperSport Favourite Bike: Bonneville 07, "Bonnie"
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: saint augustine, florida, notheast florida
Posts: 1,194 Other Motorcycle: Past rides, 66 bonneville Extra Motorcycle: Past rides, 72 bonneville
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Fresh gas in the tank for sure, drain the carbs if you can, add twice the normal dose of any good gas treatment, I use Seafoam, and run that through the carbs on a good long ride, you should notice some improvement almost immediately. If not, you're going to have to remove the carbs and clean them with a good carb cleaner being sure to blow out all the passages in the carbs and cleaning out the jets with a set of jet cleaning wires....
You probably have a bit of varnish built up in jets and the carbs, and most likely the jets since they would regulate the increased flow of gas to get your speed up....
Did you put any gas treatment in the tank and carbs when you put it away? Did you ever start it and warm it up periodically when stored?
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