I know this has been covered

[kennym4]

I know we have talked about how some Busa's are very jumpy at low revs, a FEW TIMES !! But I was wondering if a (here we go  

) TRE would help ? It's starting to bug me. I LOVE riding my bike !! Above 3000 rpm it's nothing but s#@t's, and giggles !! But when I'm in traffic, or on low speed roads (25 mph, and under) I feel like my bike is a piece of crap. (sorry baby, I know it's not your fault) My idle is now sitting right on top of the one, would this be 1150 ? I don't know about chain slack, but mine feels VERY lose, could this cause the bike to be jumpy, and do you need a stand to adjust your chain ?  
   
  Anyway, I read on hear a few times that a TRE really smoothes out the lower rpm's, do you think I could benifit from installing one ?

THANKS FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN OFFER !!
                    KENNY

 

[GMbusa]

Your idle is almost too low. Try setting it at 1200 or higher.

 

[Busasweety]

I could see that if your chain is loose it would be jerky. But I'm no machanic.
Take a tape measure and see how much it moves up .....the shop manual in "do'it yourself maintance" forum is great....

 

[HillbillyTom]

Mine is the same way. Your clutch is your friend at low speeds. You can modulate a lot of the low speed herky-jerky stuff out with it. Slip the clutch slightly when you apply throttle at parking lot/stop light speeds, smooths things out a lot. Next to impossible to do it with throttle control only.