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Joker 3 Sep 2008 21:56

I am happy to be here
 
Hello to everybody,
I just was surfin in the internet and was hoping to find a satisfiying answer to the problem i have on my 2006 Suzuki DL 650:(

I found HU by accident but I'am verry happy to have & to be here:thumbup1:
i read many Threads and comments! briefly said,absolutely good.

Let my introduce myselves to you.
My Name is Ozer,I am living in Turkey,46 years old, married have a boy 20 and girl 14 both students.My hobbys are: motorcyling,diving,MTB biking,air gun shooting and finally i am an licensed Amateur Radio Operator.

bruceontheloose wrote about he's problem with he's DL650! 3 weeks ago.I have a simmilar maybe the same problem with mine!
Starting is perfect and cruising for hours without any problems but as soon i go down with the speed the motor noice changes and if i stop the engine cuts of to! starting soon is only possible if i pull the throtle...starting normal is not possible since the engine can not run at regular rpm of 1100rpm!
after 2-3 minutes i can start again without problems.Sometimes i ride 150-200km with out any problem but as soon i reduce the speed problem occures again! last time there was an indication FI what does this mean and what do i have to do to solve this matter?
Thanks in advance for your kind recommendations.

mollydog 3 Sep 2008 22:12

Welcome Joker, :welcome:

I would ask about your DL650

oldbmw 3 Sep 2008 22:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by mollydog (Post 205236)
Welcome Joker, :welcome:

I would ask about your DL650 on the Suzuki section on the bike forums.

This is a common issue on NEW DL1000's and DL650's.

Usually more miles on the bike fixes all this.
Or.... you can have a minor FI remap done.

Also, after the bike is fully broken in (over 3000 miles) you
should check the Throttle body sync. All pretty simply.

Good luck,

Patrick :mchappy:


Welcome Joker,

Patrick, are you saying these bikes dont always work perfectly out of the box ??? :)

Joker 3 Sep 2008 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by mollydog (Post 205236)
Welcome Joker, :welcome:

I would ask about your DL650 on the Suzuki section on the bike forums.

This is a common issue on NEW DL1000's and DL650's.

Usually more miles on the bike fixes all this.
Or.... you can have a minor FI remap done.

Also, after the bike is fully broken in (over 3000 miles) you
should check the Throttle body sync. All pretty simply.

Good luck,

Patrick :mchappy:

Hi Patrick,
Thanks for wellcomming me:thumbup1:
i made allready 25000km with my bike but since 10 days she has this problem...i am sure that i will fix this to....i will report later about the solution!

Joker 3 Sep 2008 22:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldbmw (Post 205240)
Welcome Joker,

Patrick, are you saying these bikes dont always work perfectly out of the box ??? :)

Thanks for welcomming...Your kidding me oldbmw....:tongue3:
V Strom DL 650 is very popular in Turkey and i think i am the only one who has this problem! some friends have allready 85000km's and not one problem during all the time.
I Love my bike and i am happy allround.With a total weight of aprox 400kg's it runs more than 430km of distance with one tank....
DL 650 is absolutely a good bike:thumbup1:

oldbmw 4 Sep 2008 22:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joker (Post 205249)
Thanks for welcomming...Your kidding me oldbmw....:tongue3:
V Strom DL 650 is very popular in Turkey and i think i am the only one who has this problem! some friends have allready 85000km's and not one problem during all the time.
I Love my bike and i am happy allround.With a total weight of aprox 400kg's it runs more than 430km of distance with one tank....
DL 650 is absolutely a good bike:thumbup1:

I Do not think there is a 'bad' bike in production... as you say, just kidding... Although my BMW has Stopped me completing a journey twice in less than 2 months, thus doubling the number of breakdowns I have experienced since 1961....Prior to that my last incompleted journey was in the winter of 1961/2,also a puncture. In those days I was riding Triumphs, But I cant blame the bike which is 23 years old. First was my first ever electrical fault. the main cable chafed and shorted to ground in a thunderstorm killing the battery. This last one was a two month old tube failing :( Any of my old Triumphs would have been able to continue without a battery, but not the BMW with electronics :(
It is a fine line trying to balance reliabilty versus survivability.
What is the best tube brand ?

Joker 5 Sep 2008 09:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldbmw (Post 205392)
I Do not think there is a 'bad' bike in production... as you say, just kidding... Although my BMW has Stopped me completing a journey twice in less than 2 months, thus doubling the number of breakdowns I have experienced since 1961....Prior to that my last incompleted journey was in the winter of 1961/2,also a puncture. In those days I was riding Triumphs, But I cant blame the bike which is 23 years old. First was my first ever electrical fault. the main cable chafed and shorted to ground in a thunderstorm killing the battery. This last one was a two month old tube failing :( Any of my old Triumphs would have been able to continue without a battery, but not the BMW with electronics :(
It is a fine line trying to balance reliabilty versus survivability.
What is the best tube brand ?

Now i know that you are some years older than me:cool4:
I am riding since i'm 16 (startet with a 50cc machine) and have used lots of different type of motocyles......Triumph is old England and those are really good machines! pitty that you've faced this kind of problems and stopt the tour...
Sometimes i am thinking also about that what you said...It is a fine line trying to balance reliabilty versus survivability.
Today we are profitting of the high tech product we can affort!i think carburator and mechanical system is sometimes much better than eletronics and fuel injection for example!but things concerning tyres and tubes is different....I prefer Tubeless sins it is much easir to repair or replace!
Rhino Tire - home has developed something like slime which prevents a flat tyre during you ride! you even do not feel that you have a nail puncture in your tyre....there are lots of companies offering those products.It is hard to say what tyre is the best! it depends on where you want to ride more! Road / Offroad / Trial etc.. my bike is weard with Metzeler Tourance and i am very happy with this tyres:thumbup1: check out...

Cheers...

oldbmw 5 Sep 2008 21:21

I am usinga tube because the front tyre wont seal on the bead reliably (it might hold air for weeks then go down) So when i fitted a new tyre ( metzler which is great for handling, better then teh previous avon) I installed anew tube. Problem is the bead area is not entirely smooth possibly from either corrosion or just naturally porous. Twice since I started motoring I have had a vehicle with alloy wheels, and both were unreliable. Never had a problem with tubes , or tubless on steel rims.

ozhanu 5 Sep 2008 22:08

hi ozer,

welcome to hubb. i am sure you will find more then you need here.

sorry, i have no idea about the problem that you have mentioned. mollydog is a big suzuki fun by the way. i always respect his advices.

welcome again


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