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I purchased a 2005 an 400 in August, rode it home (25 miles) and all seemed fine. Had surgery and was unable to ride until yesterday.
When I went for a much anticipated ride, I noticed that if I accelerate, then back off the throttle, and immediately accelerate again, there is a momentary stumble or hesitation for about one second. After that all is fine. Is this a quirk that is common to Burgmans?
I thought maybe it was the rollers and belt combination needing a second to engage completely.
Not sure how to explain what is going on. If I accelerate, then back off, and wait a second or two, then there is no stumble or hesitation.
I did adjust the valves and change spark plug during my downtime. Could I have misadjusted something? The exhaust valve had a clearance of .002 and I set it at the max allowed.
It is a great bike and I love riding it!
thanks!
John
When I went for a much anticipated ride, I noticed that if I accelerate, then back off the throttle, and immediately accelerate again, there is a momentary stumble or hesitation for about one second. After that all is fine. Is this a quirk that is common to Burgmans?
I thought maybe it was the rollers and belt combination needing a second to engage completely.
Not sure how to explain what is going on. If I accelerate, then back off, and wait a second or two, then there is no stumble or hesitation.
I did adjust the valves and change spark plug during my downtime. Could I have misadjusted something? The exhaust valve had a clearance of .002 and I set it at the max allowed.
It is a great bike and I love riding it!
thanks!
John