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1979 Suzuki GS 425L Project

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The Tuesday before last I took some time to sync the carbs,on OldBike. Of course doing this spawned a whole 'nother set of things to be addressed and looked at.
It's be cool if some of you could check out the video and let me know if carbs seem good now.

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http://79suzukigs.blogspot.com/2012/03/sync-carburetors.html
 
I had that issue and replaced the plugs. Problem solved for me.

Could be a few things:

1) Fouled/burned plugs.
2) Dying coils.
3) Gremlins.

I'm sure there are at least 100 other posibilities, but if it were me I'd start by seeing what's going on with the plugs.
 
I'll check that when I get home! The plugs are new from around the same time I got the battery but that doesn't mean that they aren't fouled. I like you said I have a feeling there are about a hundred things that could be causing it.
 
2012-09-13 An Evening Ride On The GS 425L

This is a video of a short ride that I took close to where I live. Basically I took one of my gloves off, shoved it into the breast pocket of my jacket and then stuck my iPhone into the said pocket so the camera lens stuck out. Consequently you get a view to the left side of the road I am on but I figured you could hear how the GS sounds in all the gears and up to around 60-62 miles per hour in places. It's kind of sad but it's already feeling like fall. I'll be lad I took a video like this to watch once winter rolls around.

I particularly like how all the birds scatter off the power lines at around the 4 minute mark :-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pwdqr8_yzM
 
Love the blog

Love the blog

Just caught up with your thread and your blog. I am doing a similar thing on my blog: GS1100 Restore Blog.

There are some nice features on blogger. I like your vidoes. I will have to do some of those too.

Keep up the good work on the bike.

Greetings. Richard
 
Hey Richard I'll have a look at your blog tonight, I start a run of night shifts over this weekend so I'm sure it will make for some good reading!

If you don't mind I'll post a link to your blog at the bottom of my page in case any 4-cyl GSers pass by my page.
 
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