Cam,
How did you set your float level? I cleaned the carb after I bought this bike and looked at the floats. I held the carb upside down and the floats were parallel with the bowl when the valve was closed. So, I figured that was good. I've read that some guys use clear plastic tube that hooks up to the bottom of the carb so they can see the fuel level. My bike seems a little rich. When I got the bike the air filter was dripping with oil, there was oil in the boot and the carb. and the carb had a 48 pilot jet the idle turned in all the way. The needle was on the top clip. The bike barely idled. I cleaned out the oil and put in a new "lightly" oiled uni air filter. Also, put in a 55 pilot and went to the 3rd clip down on the needle, 2.5 turns on the airscrew. Until the bike gets hot, it hesitated a little around 1/2 to WOT. I changed the airscrew to 3.5 turns and moved the clip to 2nd postion down. Now, the bike pulls hard with no hesitation and idles a lot better. Still trying to figure out the carburetor. When revvin high the bike will sometimes break up a little but it revs clean through the mid-range. You ever run a Pro-Circuit or Fatty? Do you notice a huge loss of low end when switching from a Gnarly to a Pro-Circuit?