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cutting out
it could be the electrics, but it could also be a blocked pilot jet in the carb, I suspect it will go onto the mains at 1500rpm, worth striping and blowing through with compressed air.
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NX650 bad idle
Don't worry about the english, we understand the bike talk. If you take the bottom off the carburator....the float bowl..... you will see a brass jet with a large hole in it and a smaller diameter jet with a small hole in it. Clean the smaller one till you can see thru it and try running the bike again. Also check where the carb bolts onto the engine. any air leaks there will cause the engine to have a weak idle. Another thing is to check the spark plug cap. It can break down internaly, it should have around 5K ohms resistance.
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bill means this:

i think
i thought about the

mixtrure screw (twist it out, half turn)
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I think I didnt explain well,bike is working fine on idle,only when i am riding and when i want to change gear i pull the clutch and when I return trotlle engine cuts off,if i return trotlle while in gear it wont cutts off,when i set idle on 1600rpm it wont cutts off either while changing gear(it is US model)
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Nx650
Weird problem, I am just leaving for work (honda/yamaha shop) I will do some research to see if there is something electrical to check. Where in the world is Novi Sad?
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cdi
try the choke setting from your description it could be that or the cdi, any honda shop will check it in 5 mins for nothing.
I had a simular problem a while back and it ended to be the choke, mine is an XR so same engine almost.
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