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Hi All,
So I got the XRV650 Tested on a Dyno,
There was two issues according to the results & also what the Dyno instructor told me.
1: The main jet is running rich.
So from 50kph - 120kph it ran ok but from
120kph onwards it gets richer.
The Dyno instructor said it will need a new main jet needle.
I have herd on this forum that the AT runs a bit rich as standard?
What do you guys think ?
2: a bigger issue, clutch slipping.
There is no issues when driving the bike under 120kph,
when you push it past that the clutch slips and the Rev counter shoots up but your speed stays the same,
The instructor said it improved a bit when he adjusted the cable on the lever end and also when the bike warmed up.
He said it would need new friction plates and maybe the steel plates depending on there condition.
The oil I use is Castrol GTX 10W40 car oil (semi synthetic) maybe a issue ?
Your thoughts are welcome.
89 Africa Twin RD03
So I got the XRV650 Tested on a Dyno,
There was two issues according to the results & also what the Dyno instructor told me.
1: The main jet is running rich.
So from 50kph - 120kph it ran ok but from
120kph onwards it gets richer.
The Dyno instructor said it will need a new main jet needle.
I have herd on this forum that the AT runs a bit rich as standard?
What do you guys think ?
2: a bigger issue, clutch slipping.
There is no issues when driving the bike under 120kph,
when you push it past that the clutch slips and the Rev counter shoots up but your speed stays the same,
The instructor said it improved a bit when he adjusted the cable on the lever end and also when the bike warmed up.
He said it would need new friction plates and maybe the steel plates depending on there condition.
The oil I use is Castrol GTX 10W40 car oil (semi synthetic) maybe a issue ?
Your thoughts are welcome.

89 Africa Twin RD03