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When the bike is not running, do you turn the fuel off at the tank? Does the carb overflow when you turn the fuel on, or only when it is running?

Sounds like your float adjustment is off, or possibly a weak spring (wild guess) allowing the vibration of the engine to unseat the float needle?

That's all I can think of...

first of all, take a plastic screwdriver and tap/hit it agains the side of the carb (hold the carb so it doesn't just twist) If it's just a bit sticky, or there's a chunk of gunk in there, this should dislodge it.

If that doesn't fix the problem, Pull the carb off the bike and take the float bowl off. Make sure the float pushes the needle all the way closed when the tab on top of the float that pushes the needle is just about level. gently bend it until it closes at level. Pull the needle out and blow some air through their to clean out any crud. If you don't know what I'm talking about, you'll need to get a manual.

im havin the same problem, but with my cr80. it only pours out when the gas is on, right? i am pretty sure that it is the float. i havent gotten around to fixin mine yet, but others have told me that the float is messed up. just hit it a few times with a wrench or something. hold it so it wont move. it should work out. if not then u have to take the carb off and do it that way.

hope i helped you! :laugh: