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Another paranoid motorbike question.....when i start her in the morning and i use the choke for like 40 second |
and she has full gas then i push choke back in and i go to end of my street and turn and go up little hill on way to work and she kind of....sounds like bike is trying to suck up gas properly and occasionally gets excited and reves out a little. is this normal? its just the gas getting through the engine right? It's normal for engines to run rough or erratically when the enricher (choke) is pulled out. This is because the raw fuel isn't completely atomized and the mixture is very rich. The solution is to simply allow more time for your bike to warm up before riding off. Most air-cooled engines should be sufficiently warmed after 5 minutes. It may waste a little fuel, but it's safer than stalling in traffic and is easier on the engine. read your manual it will tell you what rpm to keep your engine between while the choke is on I prefer to get mine off the choke as soon as posible so i don't foul a plug. let it warm up fully before you ride as the guy above stated Your bikes just not warm yet and your carbs arn't juicin' lucy right. If you had a fuel injected bike you wouldn't be having this problem. Are you looking at the temp guage and making sure it's warm before taking off? I usually let mine get up to around 140F before I kick her into gear. What bike is this BTW? Start and ride your bike like you usually do (40 sec warm up). Only turn the choke half off. As you're riding, turn the choke off in increments. By the time your bike gets to normal operating temperature, the choke should be completely off. I just re-read your question. When you say "it gets excited and revs out a little", the clutch might be slipping under the load of going up the hill. Have it checked out. When you bring your bike in for it's yearly state inspection, ask the inspector to take your bike for a ride. This will save you money by not having to drop off your bike for a check-up. |
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