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Message: [QUOTE="BucKat, post: 659386, member: 29199"] Yes,,,it is possible.A rich condition in any of the carb circuits will result in a bog.. But there are too many other variables to say for sure that this was the absolute problem. How did the bike run prior to the excessive fuel.? Do you have dirt in the tank or in the bottom of the carb bowl? Is your filter in the fuel tap-assembly? Try this.. Turn fuel off...take carb bowl off and hold floats up to close needle and seat ....turn gas on and see where/how the fuel is passing into the bowl...( no smoking at this point :flame: ). or......try this safer approach turn fuel off...remove fuel line from carb....install new/clean hose on carb,,,,take off carb bowl and hold floats up to close needle and seat....blow into new/clean hose to see/hear if any air is passing through the needle seat unit... Let us know. Buc [/QUOTE]