I agree with BartlettRacing Check compression before you start randomly replacing parts.

 

Also check to see if the hose between both carbs is there ant isnt leaking.

 

SO, the cylinder is down because no fuel is being introduced? Sounds pretty DRY.

 

You are right AlkyBurniX, it is the left cylinder. I will check the carbs first this weekend first. Thanks guys for all of your input.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Well, I guess you are saying that if there's no fuel/oil the cylinder is not getting lubricated. That's correct. Of course that could lead to a worn cylinder and low compression. Still I'm guessing carbs need synced or damaged reed.

 

take out your air filter and look into your air box. check if one of your carborator valves are open

this happend to me the other day but it was real easy to push in the throttle
for me dropped down by itself couse i left it alone /the second time it happend it droped back down a lot qicker and ran fin after that

maybe yours is stuck real good idk check it out though

if it is open then the bike will only run on 1 cylender

kevin