I was riding last night, in really bad down poor, trying to get home :
. As I was pulling out onto a superslab road, I miss-shifted, from forth to fifth. I guess my fingers were cold and didn't let out the clutch enough before I twisted the throttle, I over-reved the bike for a split second. Five to Ten seconds later, as I'm gently cruising at a steady 6k in sixth, the bike bogs, the rpms drop to 4k and starts running unevenly, and when i twist the throttle more, nothing happens. Similar to running low on gas, but i had half a tank left. It lasted maybee 5-10 seconds, and then went back to normal. I atributed it to the over-rev and kept going. Then five minutes later same bogging happened again, for about 20 seconds, the rpm would rise and drop eratically. I downshifted in order not to stall, and it fixed the problem, I rode the rest of the way home playing that I make it, but with no further incidents. I have a well maintained naked 2k3 with only 3000 miles on it. Does anyone know what this could have been caused by? I was freezing in pouring rain, getting stuck would have been most uncomfortable. I'm hesitant of taking another ride till I can figure this out. :-\