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  1. I have no time for Gas Gas, around 2007 I bought a 98 Txt 250, having had it only a short while it started making a bit of a rattle, I stripped it to find plating migrating from the barrel, I had it replated but could I get a piston? I called Gas Gas UK who really didn't care, even emailed the factory, nobody cared, nobody could tell me when they would be available, the old piston had to have a clean up and go back in, I then sold it, long term does Gas Gas have a trials future? their lack of financial stability plus my previous parts experience put them right out of contention when I bought my new bike 3 yrs back.

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  2. Change the needle valve, check the float, confirm correct float height, seems to me it's probably leaking the contents of the fuel pipe into the manifold and reed cage as the bowl overflows, I had a horrific experience on my 300 Beta after transporting it back from a ride on my trailer, I forgot to turn off the fuel, when I started it after washing it it ran absolutely flat out, nothing would stop it not the lanyard or pulling the plug cap, I guess because of the speed it was dieseling and igniting fresh mix into the cylinder off the exhaust just leaving, it stopped after around 20 seconds or so and started up normally. Such fun! I literally soiled myself.

  3. Try adding some octane booster to the fuel, if is detonation you are hearing this should sort it, you could also retard the ignition timing a little, maybe run an extra head gasket or two base gaskets?

  4. It looks a lot like a quick release clip such as one would find on a hydraulic hose that pushes into a hydraulic cylinder, I see similar on car clutch components etc, I can't think of anything on my Beta like that.

     

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  5. 27 minutes ago, a7bas said:

    Does anyone know the bhp output on the 2014 260 4rt?

    my bike is road registered and I am trying to figure out what licence I will need to take in order to ride her on the roads. I am 32 years old, cheers team!

    Well you could ride that on an A2 licence, however at 32 years old you may as well do the full A licence, the tests are exactly the same, the training is exactly the same, the only difference being you need to be on a slightly bigger/powerful/weight bike for the A than the A2. Getting that licence is probably going to cost 500 to 600 quid.

     

  6. 23 hours ago, sprinter 27 said:

    No more complex than stuck floats or a plugged pilot jet. Been thousands of posts on carb issues .   Overall my vertigo has required less maintenance and always run spot in all seasons . Something I can’t say my gasser did

    I'd sooner blow out a jet than pay out for an ecu or injector, or spend hours and hours troubleshooting a non start situation.

  7. When i was looking at new bikes 3 years ago, I considered a Vertigo, what put me off was the complexity of the fueling system, do you really need this level of complexity on a machine that will get drowned, thrown at rocks, pressure washed and generally abused? Carbs are simple, reliable and easy to fix. Just my thoughts.

 
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