Sounds like a similar problem foremanbob had recently turned out to be the stator
http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=31436
Spluttered. Won't rev
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So do I, it needed a right angle bend to get it to enter the carb and is close to the bottom of the tool box. Suspension movement makes it contact the bottom of the toolbox and over time (Davos and back) it worked the choke retaining screw loose resulting in the choke sticking partially on.Bilko wrote:I use one of Darrell's chokes Colin, but I have checked. It started perfectly and ran perfect til I got 100 yards down the road.
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Rob, you haven't mentioned whether it's piston ported or reed valve. Only saying 'cus it could be reeds loose or worn. Had a mate had this and it would start but not rev and a lot of spitback out of carb. If it's not reed valved then tell me to feck off



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Read over the posts Bilko and it seems you have changed all electrical and the main fuel checks. Is the plug wet? Anyone handy to switch over carbs? Frustrating but keep going. Hopefully someone can give more advice.