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So it started with feeding some throttle . When stone cold are you having issues ? Only just after you been running it some and a quick stop at a gas station to top off ? So the head temp sensor comes to mind if its acting up this can cause some trouble for you . The two sensors The bike is still new under warranty ? I don't think they'll want you putting your own parts in . But I have been advised to replace the Head temp sensor and the cam sensor with Genuine Bosch . We have heard of new bikes having issues with these sensors but not recently. Back in 16-17. But these Bosch replacements are available and easy to install and they are a direct cross to factory parts. If you do a search you will find the p/n's. Also , If the O2 sensor or sensors are acting up you may have low speed mixture issues . Once the O2 sensors get up to temp they may stabilize and work well. Of course you need to have the system plugged in and analyzed to be sure. Try this , take a good long run next time before you stop for gas . Say 50 miles or more (get it up to full operating temp) then get your gas and see how it starts then.

<blockquote data-quote="TonyA" data-source="post: 418227" data-attributes="member: 7317"><p>So it started with feeding some throttle .&nbsp; When stone cold are you having issues ?&nbsp; Only just after you been running it some and a quick stop at a gas station to top off ?&nbsp;&nbsp; So the head temp sensor comes to mind if its acting up this can cause some trouble for you .&nbsp; The two sensors The bike is still new under warranty ?&nbsp; I don&#039;t think they&#039;ll want you putting your own parts in . But I have been advised to replace the Head temp sensor and the cam sensor with Genuine Bosch .&nbsp; We have heard of new bikes having issues with these sensors but not recently.&nbsp; Back in 16-17.&nbsp; But these Bosch replacements are available and easy to install and they are a direct cross to factory parts.&nbsp; If you do a search you will find the p/n&#039;s.&nbsp; Also , If the O2 sensor or sensors are acting up you may have low speed mixture issues .&nbsp; Once the O2 sensors get up to temp they may stabilize and work well. Of course you need to have the system plugged in and analyzed&nbsp; to be sure.&nbsp; Try this , take a good long run next time before you stop for gas .&nbsp; Say 50 miles or more (get it up to full operating temp) then get your gas and see how it starts then.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="TonyA, post: 418227, member: 7317"] So it started with feeding some throttle . When stone cold are you having issues ? Only just after you been running it some and a quick stop at a gas station to top off ? So the head temp sensor comes to mind if its acting up this can cause some trouble for you . The two sensors The bike is still new under warranty ? I don't think they'll want you putting your own parts in . But I have been advised to replace the Head temp sensor and the cam sensor with Genuine Bosch . We have heard of new bikes having issues with these sensors but not recently. Back in 16-17. But these Bosch replacements are available and easy to install and they are a direct cross to factory parts. If you do a search you will find the p/n's. Also , If the O2 sensor or sensors are acting up you may have low speed mixture issues . Once the O2 sensors get up to temp they may stabilize and work well. Of course you need to have the system plugged in and analyzed to be sure. Try this , take a good long run next time before you stop for gas . Say 50 miles or more (get it up to full operating temp) then get your gas and see how it starts then. [/QUOTE]