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 Posted: 18:39 - 10 Aug 2011 Post subject: Aprilia RS50 cutting out ignition at max rpm |
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Hi, i've tried so many forums and no one can help me
I hope maybe someone can help me here. Basically i have a 2000 Aprilia RS50 with a 70cc big bore kit that was rebuilt last week. I've bought this bike not long ago and didn't have a chance to drive it around properly until Monday.
The problem im having with it is that when im driving at around 50-55mph and 11k rpm the bike seems to have problems to keep driving like that and cuts out everything ( bike doesn't respond to throttle, no sound or anything) then rpm's drop to 8k and everything comes back to normal. The engine isn't overheating as the gauge is always under the middle line.
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