Honda cbr600 problem HELP!!!!

I have a 1992 cbr 600 that will die out every now and then. The bike must warm up for about ten to fifteen minuets before i can rider every time I shut it off. This doesn't matter if i shut it off for an hour or 10 min. ill be cruising around and it starts bogging out then i pull in the clutch and the rpms drop and it shuts off and sometimes it take a half an hour to an hour to start it back up! If any one has any ideas it will help i'm clueless!

Sounds like it's running too rich and flooding out. Try backing off on the needle screws until those clouds of white stinky smoke go away.

+1 I had a 93' and it ended up doing the same thing. It needs the carbs gone over probably

Have to agree with the above thoughts, unless it it an ignition related problem, or a blocked fuel-tank vent.

An overly rich mixture can be caused by a clogged air-filter (often overlooked), leaking float valves inside carburetors, choke mechanism sticking.

What kind of fuel/exhaust configuration do you have (stock filters and jetting, or Dynojet)?

A useful link:- http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/honda-motorcycle-cbr600f2-1992/o/m2041


BTW, I have your big brother :-) http://www.riderinfo.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8399