Hey guys,
Solved!!! (More or less)
So I had some time to work on the bike this weekend. I took the carbs apart completely, including the air screws, and really cleaned it thoroughly.
While I was doing this, I cleaned the slides for the choke, and realized that my choke hadn't been opening all of the way. When I pulled on the choke it would slide forward, but not enough to actually open the slide. I cleaned it more and got it to move nicely.
With the better cleaning job, set airscrews, and the choke fully open I got the bike to start! Thanks very much for the manuals Corey, they helped a BUNCH in taking the carbs apart fully.
Thanks again for all of your help. That was step 1, now I need to get it running nice and clean it up!
This is a secondary issue, and one I think I know the answer to, but once I had it running (air box still off), whenever I gave it throttle it would die out a little, then sometimes pick up. I'm assuming this is an issue with running lean, and I'd assume adding air restrictions (such as the air box) or playing with the carb tuning can fix that, but if anyone had any further feedback on how to tune that I'd appreciate it.
-Brandon
