My bike will die at high RPMs

[SuzukiSoul]

I have a 2000 Suzuki GSX750F. When I get on the throttle and reach about 8-10k RPMs the bike will die but immediately starts back up because the keys on and it's in gear. This just recently started. I have a Yoshimura RS-3 on it but still have the stock jets. So my question is would it dying have something to do with the fact that I have not upgraded my jets, or is there something I am not looking at. Also the fuel filter and petcock are brand new.

[blitz2190]

try checking your connections at the kickstand switch and kill switch it might be just when you hit those rpms the bike might vibrate more and cause loose connections to screw up, this is assuming it just cuts out like you hit the kill switch

[SuzukiSoul]

That I have checked, connections are good, but it is a little loose. I never thought to put into consideration that the vibrations would cause it to move a bit. I will replace the retainer spring on the kickstand to tighten it up to see if that fixes the problem. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

[Kreylyn]

That I have checked, connections are good, but it is a little loose. I never thought to put into consideration that the vibrations would cause it to move a bit. I will replace the retainer spring on the kickstand to tighten it up to see if that fixes the problem. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

If your kickstand is loose enough for this to happen, it's not the spring causing the issue.

When the kickstand is up, if you can pull it away from the bike/move it any (side to side, not up and down)... then you need to replace/add a spacer between the frame and the inside of the kickstand mounting point.

Krey