bike warm up time
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bike warm up time
how long do u guys let ur bikes warm up? reason im asking is cause was alittle cold out 2nite let the bike warm up for bout 10 to 15 min was driving home and it died 2 times... wasnt me stalling the bike it just died...
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RE: bike warm up time
Above 60 degrees I will let it warm up for about 30-50 seconds before taking off. It still won't have the best idle for another minute or two, but that's how I do it. Below 50, I let it idle with the choke until it is able to idle on it's own, then for another 3 or 4 minutes. If you keep having problems with cold idle, just turn the carb idle adjustment **** slightly. I adjust mine accordingly for every season/temperature change.
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RE: bike warm up time
when u adjust it, what idle do u put it on?
ORIGINAL: markmeinteil
Above 60 degrees I will let it warm up for about 30-50 seconds before taking off. It still won't have the best idle for another minute or two, but that's how I do it. Below 50, I let it idle with the choke until it is able to idle on it's own, then for another 3 or 4 minutes. If you keep having problems with cold idle, just turn the carb idle adjustment **** slightly. I adjust mine accordingly for every season/temperature change.
Above 60 degrees I will let it warm up for about 30-50 seconds before taking off. It still won't have the best idle for another minute or two, but that's how I do it. Below 50, I let it idle with the choke until it is able to idle on it's own, then for another 3 or 4 minutes. If you keep having problems with cold idle, just turn the carb idle adjustment **** slightly. I adjust mine accordingly for every season/temperature change.
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RE: bike warm up time
ORIGINAL: pfft84
when u adjust it, what idle do u put it on?
when u adjust it, what idle do u put it on?
ORIGINAL: markmeinteil
Above 60 degrees I will let it warm up for about 30-50 seconds before taking off. It still won't have the best idle for another minute or two, but that's how I do it. Below 50, I let it idle with the choke until it is able to idle on it's own, then for another 3 or 4 minutes. If you keep having problems with cold idle, just turn the carb idle adjustment **** slightly. I adjust mine accordingly for every season/temperature change.
Above 60 degrees I will let it warm up for about 30-50 seconds before taking off. It still won't have the best idle for another minute or two, but that's how I do it. Below 50, I let it idle with the choke until it is able to idle on it's own, then for another 3 or 4 minutes. If you keep having problems with cold idle, just turn the carb idle adjustment **** slightly. I adjust mine accordingly for every season/temperature change.
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