Just to chime something else in, my TDR doesn't really have much past 9-10k either, but it seems to be due to a small hole where my silencer meets the expansion chamber. Whenever I patch it up, I get much more pull up the top of the rev range. Sadly my fixes don't last long

@Irongamer727 This may be of interest to ya??? http://www.ngksparkplugs.co.za/technical/technical-spark-plugs/

@jens-eskildsen thanks dudes

Was putting around today with a friend, riding small tracks and secondary roads. Didnt reach reserve in 200km, managed 25,5km/l.

@calum I should just be able to tilt the carb ~80 ° and just make sure it closes then. Hopefully a quick fix.

@ninja well duh everyone knows ducks add horsepower

Go to motocarb select parts then tm and it’s no.2

Pictures are fine my end.

@calum okay thanks anyway mate I not sure it’s the overflow as I’m sure another pipe is the overflow but I’ll have to do some testing

@declan Not the hoses he's referring to.

@oldman There won't be much difference at wide open throttle, but at part throttle, the air can seep around the round slide, causing the fueling to be ever so slightly lean. It's not going to cause any issues, but that's a draw back of the round slide. @declan The dellorto round slide probably has a power jet.

Brand new? Just lube it up, some aftermarked actually come preoiled. The stock isnt. I've removed my snorkel, and added some protection to keep splashing water away from the intake.

Thats prob half your issue you wanna try get that sorted

Well it's broken isn't it. I will ask that this is a separate problem and as such should be placed within the appropriate section, rather than reeds. There are suppose to mount the exhaust to the frame with a rubber dampener. I guess Yamaha would be the place to get another one. I never ran that one to be honest anyway.

@Jens-Eskildsen Absolutely, unless you have a DTRE CDI where it closes the port at 10K RPM. But earth the green and black wire behind the clocks and BOOM! Full power. Easiest bike to derestrict. It's like the Japs knew

Measure both ends and length... This VM28 is 35 at the engine side, and 43mm at the air filter side and total length is abt 84mm.

I was going off float hight for a dtr when it was a Dt 2 mil difference and just realised the pod filter was batterd and was restricting air flow all good now cheers guys

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/262372673935 That should be the top of the Mikuni carb

have bought a second hand normal dt inlet that im going to trim out.i have the original 4dl 32mm joiner and will try to join that to the original.i have ho idea of the needle size thats currently in it but she is fairly thin and pointy.ive went the opposite way to you and bought a u1 needle to try.the jet size is a 148.