pilot screw NSR 125

[swampy]

Hi Folks can anyone tell me which of the screws on the side of the carb on my Nsr125r is the pilot, and which is the idle control ? There is a biggish one in the middleish of the carb, and a much smaller one on the carb towards the front of the bike.

cheers guys.

[alains]

here is the picture . good work
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[swampy]

Thanks Alains, looks like I was looking on the wrong side of the carb !

[Zen Dog]

Remember to rev the bike slightly when you adjust the idle, if thats what you are doing (i always forget )
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[Kickstart]

Hi

Some more details on Dellorto carbs:-

https://www.bikechatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=17124

All the best

Keith
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[swampy]

Thanks for the help guys, bike seems to be running ok now . One last thing though what would be the expected rev range for the bike ? Mine pulling around 6500ish, is this because it is restricted ?
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[mr jamez]

It is a two stroke, the power comes in higher up the rev range and there is little below 6.5k/7k. if derestricted it will do about 90mph

[Kickstart]

Hi

Even restricted I would expect it to rev a touch higher than that.

All the best

Keith
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