Major Issue Wit My Bike Need Help

[FABIANDMOODY]

Hey Guys,

I have a major issue, for some reason as I am running the bike down the track as the rpms are shooting up they drop back off even though my hand is pined down on the throttle and it does it randomly n then for some reason it jumps back up there like it was in the beginning . Idk has anybody heard or know why the bike is responding like this.

A Note: as I'm riding the bike on the street it runs like a champ and from a roll but when I run it from a dead n stop and have the bike tacked up the problem accures through the mid to high gears.

[Mr.Grey]

Is your clutch slipping? Can you whack the throttle while your rolling along in 3rd or 4th and the bike pull or rpms rev up?

[FABIANDMOODY]

Is your clutch slipping? Can you whack the throttle while your rolling along in 3rd or 4th and the bike pull or rpms rev up?

No the clutch is not slipping and the strange thing is that when I looked at my power commander the high was jammed in the box idk if that has something to do with it. But it doesn't happen in shifts it happens as the rpms are shooting up, n then drop off n out of now where the rpms and the bike responds back to were they were idk man its puzzling n odd

[buzard1]

tether switch going bad/loose connection?

[FABIANDMOODY]

tether switch going bad/loose connection?

I'm confused is that a question or answer

[Unforgiven]

i had same problem, turned out my was my fuel line was getting crimped when i lowered the gas tank. fuel demand on the street wasn't as much as when racing, so it was crimping only enough to cause the dieing on the track and not on the street. so maybe look through the crack under your fuel tank and make sure fuel line isnt kinking.

sounds like a loss of fuel to me though, maybe unplug power to power commander and run the bike, if problem goes away then its your power commander.

[FABIANDMOODY]

i had same problem, turned out my was my fuel line was getting crimped when i lowered the gas tank. fuel demand on the street wasn't as much as when racing, so it was crimping only enough to cause the dieing on the track and not on the street. so maybe look through the crack under your fuel tank and make sure fuel line isnt kinking.

sounds like a loss of fuel to me though, maybe unplug power to power commander and run the bike, if problem goes away then its your power commander.

PM SENT CHECK IT FOR ME

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[FABIANDMOODY]

i had same problem, turned out my was my fuel line was getting crimped when i lowered the gas tank. fuel demand on the street wasn't as much as when racing, so it was crimping only enough to cause the dieing on the track and not on the street. so maybe look through the crack under your fuel tank and make sure fuel line isnt kinking.

sounds like a loss of fuel to me though, maybe unplug power to power commander and run the bike, if problem goes away then its your power commander.

tether switch going bad/loose connection?

Is your clutch slipping? Can you whack the throttle while your rolling along in 3rd or 4th and the bike pull or rpms rev up?

@ Mr.Grey preciate the help josh my boi unforgiven said he had the same problem as well n gave me the insight on what to do and what the problem is preciate your input though

@buzard1 nahh I don't have a tether switch yet soo that's not it but that's for your input

@unforgiven man preciate the input my boi everything you said made since and I really think that is the problem I'm definitely goin to check that out n see but that sounds like the scenario

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[johnmiffco]

if not fuel line
pull pump and see if sock/filter is clogged up....

[FABIANDMOODY]

if not fuel line
pull pump and see if sock/filter is clogged up....

Thanks for the input Imma look into that as well

[StrokeThis]

Either pump is going bad or the filter is clogged but it sounds like the pump might be going bad

[MR AC]

Check Tip Over Switch...make sure it is not rocking and is positioned correctly

Check Kick stand relay switch as well

Check vacum lines on throttle bodies too

[FABIANDMOODY]

Either pump is going bad or the filter is clogged but it sounds like the pump might be going bad

Check Tip Over Switch...make sure it is not rocking and is positioned correctly

Check Kick stand relay switch as well

Check vacum lines on throttle bodies too

@Strokethis ima also check that filter n make sure that everything is good there I appreciate the input

@MR AC never heard of a tip over switch where or what is it? And Imma check the vacuum lines as well already checked the kick stand everything looks good there I really think its my power commander goin bad cause the high button had been jammed in for god knows how long but I appreciate the other inputs Imma definitely let you guys know once I get it right what it was but u guys have given me places to check





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[sportbikeryder]

Is the engine actually changing speed or is the tach needle moving around?
If the engine is rapidly ravving and then being drawn back down, it is a mechanical issue, likely with the clutch, the transmission popping out of gear, or the chain skipping. The engine is not going to jump up in the RPM and then back down quickly when it is loaded unless you are spraying it or something.

If it is the tach needle moving around, the problem is most likely an electrical problem and the ECU is losing power for some reason, possibly the kickstand vibrating and making the kickstand switch kill the engine momentarily.

[twinn]

Check your grounds, and voltage of battery