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RichmondKawi · December 8th, 2016, 11:13 AM

Hey all,

Recently I was out for a ride when all of a sudden my bikes throttle stopped responded and i slowly but surely stalled out on the side of the road. I suspected it was a compression issue because my carbs were visibly falling out of the airbox boots. I got rid of the airbox all together hoping to solve this problem by putting in a KN pod filter, everything went together smoothe no gaps anywhere. The bike idles ok but after a while itll stall out even with the choke about halfway on. It dies almost immediately when put into gear as well. I've done my research I know this is a very common problem but I've dug through hundreds of forum posts and gotten pretty much no where. I atleast know its not a faulty kickstand switch. Any help with this would be much appreciated.

For reference my bike has newly cleaned carbs, stock jetting, KN single pod filter, and a muzzy exhaust.

December 8th, 2016, 11:13 AM	#1
RichmondKawi ninjette.org member Name: Matthew Location: Richmond, VA Join Date: Dec 2016 Motorcycle(s): 2003 Ninja 250r, 2004 CBR600 F41 Posts: 16	2003 Ninja Dies when put in gear Hey all, Recently I was out for a ride when all of a sudden my bikes throttle stopped responded and i slowly but surely stalled out on the side of the road. I suspected it was a compression issue because my carbs were visibly falling out of the airbox boots. I got rid of the airbox all together hoping to solve this problem by putting in a KN pod filter, everything went together smoothe no gaps anywhere. The bike idles ok but after a while itll stall out even with the choke about halfway on. It dies almost immediately when put into gear as well. I've done my research I know this is a very common problem but I've dug through hundreds of forum posts and gotten pretty much no where. I atleast know its not a faulty kickstand switch. Any help with this would be much appreciated. For reference my bike has newly cleaned carbs, stock jetting, KN single pod filter, and a muzzy exhaust.