83 gs650g bogging

[Guest]

Wondering what would be causing my bogging if I crack the throttle full , pretty much in any gear ? If I give gas slowely it doesnt bog and the bike rums ok ... this only happens if I pop the clutch and crack the throttle hard ...
Bike seams to idle pretty good , and the fuel screws are backed out 2 &1/2 turns on each carb ..
Any suggestions would be appreciated !!

[tom203]

In older post, you said you didn't dip carb bodies, so I'm sticking to this from older reply...

"You know those little holes in carb throat (in vicinity of throttle plates) that supply mixture when you're "just riding along" ? I'm under the impression that when you nail throttle, they supply a shot of fuel till the vacuum pistons do their thing and join party. Maybe those holes aren't totally clean."

These bikes run lean on pilot /low speed circuit- even a slight mixture reduction (i.e. clogged passage) will interfere with "takeoff"'.
Make sure vacuum pistons slide easily up and return without hanging

[BassCliff]

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Help! Your Bike Won't Run Well
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[tom203]

Hey Basscliff- you've been missed !