July 21, 200917 yr Hey there, I've got a 2009 125 gasser and it suffers with the seemingly usual, misfiring problem. Specs: (maybe add-ons could be cause?) Keihin 28 mm carb, Boyesen reeds, raga inlet manifold We run the bikes on a 70:1 mix which is fairly lean i suppose, but when its not misfiring it runs so so cleanly and sweetly. The bike will run absolutely great and then start misfiring and backfiring, even sometimes with flames out of the exhaust! If the bike is then revved until nearly ceasing it clears and runs fine again. It is maintained extremely highly with the filter/crab cleaned after every virtually every trial. Could anyone shed some light on the diagnosis and treatment of the problem? Thankyou Rob
July 21, 200917 yr i know it sounds basic but start by just changing the plug. and try the bike again. if it still does it, it sounds like ignition. but what part of it i dont know. i did have a 125 beta 2007 and that suffered from missing on the bottom end but only when it got hot. turned out it was the stator. theres a bloke in spain who can xray the stators to find out if there is something wroung with them then he fixes them. cost just under
July 21, 200917 yr Check that the earth's bolt is tight and they havn't come apart. When i had my 07 125 gasser i had a simiular problem and it turned out that the earth bolt had fallen out, causing it to misfire. Just a thought
July 21, 200917 yr Ian,check the small earth wire from cdi to frame . still coming out of the factory too short and can break easy.
July 22, 200917 yr As said, check all earths and wiring, then check your timing, could be causing the backfiring, retarded to far? Also could be a jetting and carb setup issue... You will get backfiring if running to lean!
July 25, 200917 yr it has been doing this for some time now. It works ok for a while when the plug is changed. What is this an indication of? plug break down? Thanks Rob
July 26, 200917 yr hey there, We got it sorted it was the boyesen reeds! Put the standard reeds in and its fine! works great! Thanks for the help, Rob
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