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Jamie123
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PostPosted: 13:50 - 23 Jan 2013    Post subject: TGB HAWK 303R 125CC ACCELERATING ON ITS OWN HELP NEEDED!! Reply with quote

Hi all first post here i was wondering if anyone can help i bought a second hand tbg hawk 303r had it for about 2 months... anyway it ran like a dream then one day i was riding long and the throttle felt a bit weird like the throttle was stuck and felt something wasnt right with the engine. I came off an A road going full throttle got to where i needed to go (on the way to a interview) this is where it all went wrong i started to slow down but the engine made a loud roar i normally slow down by the throttle first then the brakes. Then all of a sudden when i tried slowing down via the throttle it didnt work it started to speed up at this point i was panicking the road was little bit icy luckily this was before all the snow we have received so i started slowing down using the brakes and it still wasnt slowing down.

I ended up skiding off the bike onto the road luckily unhurt just a scuff i had to get to the interview so i started the bike one more time and i didnt even touch nothing on the bike it was going on its own accelerating quite strongly i cut the engine off this time. i walked the bike to where i needed to go hoping it would be okay after wards an hour after my interview i had to go on the bike again on some big roads so i was worried.

The bike always starts fine so i knew i was going to get off half way down the road i didnt feel comfortable it felt like it was going to off again so i only rode at 30mph i got home okay but felt worried to go out again. I knew i needed petrol and was running on empty my plan was to fill up after the interview i was thinking could this of been the reason?

I went off filled the bike up and it seemed to run fine for the little journey i made to the station back home tried going a little faster to see if it happened again and it seemed ok.

Making me think it was the petrol being on empty but the snow has been real bad here in the uk so i havent been out since the interview its been in the garage for 5 days i thought i need to try the engine again.

I started the bike up today got the engine warm and started throttling the bike i left it and noticed it was a lil bumpy leaving it alone. I started applying more throttle power and the roar i heard before came back and without touching any of the bike the engine is ticking off and accelerating on its own.

I want to go on the bike as i need to travel but i know its not safe im a complete noob to fixing bikes or actually knowing anything is it worth taking in for a serving.

Its a TGB HAWK 303R 125CC 4 STROKE i have no manual on the bike and there isn't any help online

If somebody on here could help me or knows what the problem may be i would appreciate the help...

I Posted this in the wrong section sorry if you are seeing this twice

sorry for the long story guys
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ricklincs45
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PostPosted: 15:40 - 23 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi,

it sounds like your throttle slide is stuck fully or partially open within the carburettor body. If you fancy having a go at fixing it yourself, Haynes do a manual for your bike, if you don't fancy it, try posting another message on the forum asking if anyone local to you can help you out - fairly sure someone will try and help if they can.

If you do re-post, don't forget to mention whereabouts you are in the country. Thumbs Up
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Jamie123
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PostPosted: 16:42 - 23 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thank you for your help. I did notice that my throttle I used to accelerate is a bit loose I can actually pull it quite near the end then it springs back.

Maybe something needs tightening

I live in Coventry England
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P.
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PostPosted: 16:45 - 23 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Check the carb, the slide is sticking. You'll need to make sure its clean and going up and down smoothly.
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Jamie123
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PostPosted: 16:53 - 23 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ill take on your views and ill have a look ill take some pictures to see if anyone knows what goes where etc as I'm not sure. Might even be worth me doing a video if I can post a link on here to give you a better idea of whats going Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: 17:12 - 23 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Your throttle needle could be bent happened to me when I was 16
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Jamie123
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PostPosted: 12:04 - 26 Jan 2013    Post subject: Update Reply with quote

Been on the bike today and I've had no problem. Thumbs Up
Should I still get someone to check the bike just incase I have this problem again?
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red5
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PostPosted: 12:21 - 26 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yes I would get it looked at, you don't want it reacuring going into a bend. Better to spend a few quid getting it repaired than writing your bike off, or worse.
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