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doug g
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Well my 750E which has been running great suddenly decided to start stumbling at all rpms. I took it to a track day this weekend and really ran it good. Everything was fine and then all of a suddent she started to stumble. It felt loke it was running fat. I got it home and pulled the plugs and all looked good. A little fat on the bottom end but it has always been that way. I put new plugs in it and it was the same. Next I raised the idle to about 3000rpm and pulled one at a time each spark plug lead to see if I could pin point the problem down to one cylinder. Each time I pulled a lead the bike ran worse which leads me to believe it is not an ignition problem. The only things I can think is carburation or timing. I am going to pull the carbs and see what is up but like I said the plugs look fine. I have no air leaks and the filter is brand new. is there a chance it might have jumped a tooth on the cam chain? The motor fires right up and sounds healthy. No funny noises other that the stumble. I need to get it fixed by this weekend as I have a ride planned with some buddies. any advice would be welcome