Bike_Breaker
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I've seen the stall and flame out a few times at events. I'm sure properly adjusted they're fine. Honda makes good stuff.
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I didn't even think to mention the vent tube issue. I thought TRS fixed that on the '20 or '21. I have never had an issue with mine doing this.
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I'm using a lithium charger to charge the bike. I run the bike for hours and it wont charge the battery at all. To charge the battery, I open up the battery housing and connect it to the terminals inside. Not exactly a quick task, since you got to take the headlight housing and everything off. I am surprised how long the battery will start the bike before it runs down. I'm pretty certain the alternator system isn't working. I don't think the battery is discharging or anything like that. I did pull the E-Start wiring diagram from TRS. I'm attaching it for anyone who might want to reference it in the future. I did not find anything amiss in the wiring when I looked it over last night. I'm going to do a voltage test on the alternator tonight. 21 TRS E Start Wiring.pdf
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Did you experience the stalling before you changed the base gasket? What model is it (i.e. One, One R, RR)?
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Does it quit when it's just idling or does it stall under load? I have the exact same bike. I've noticed that the e-start seems to stall at lower rpms. I turned up the idle some and it doesn't seem to stall as much. Based on my understanding of the design, the e-start should not increase the flywheel resistance once it's disengaged. Nevertheless, it sure seems to do that IMO.
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I am a longtime lurker, but never had cause to make a post (or make an account) as I’ve always been able to find the information I needed already posted. However, I can’t seem to find anything on this issue. I have a ’21 250 TRS RR E-Start. The changing system on the battery for my E-Start isn’t working. I can re-charge the battery and the e-start will work for awhile but ultimately the battery dies again and wont turn over. I hit the e-button on a tree and had to replace it, but it worked fine when replaced. Can anyone give me some targeted suggestions about where to look. I am hoping it’s just something in the wiring. Any suggestions are appreciated!