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mikemike104
15th August 2010, 00:11
1989 Kawasaki GPX 250
The entire time I have owned it (since March this year) the bike has never needed even a hint of choke (even on the coldest morning)
I thumb the starter and within 1-2 seconds its running, no hesitation no spluttering, nothing negitive no matther how bad the frost is (is gararged tho)
I ask because I had wondered to myself that it should want some but doesnt seem to need it?
I prob answer my own question but if it aint broke..
mikemike104
17th August 2010, 21:44
I looked around on the net a whole lot more and can find no reference to what my bike is doing being bad, so I call it a win :done:
i keep myself amused
nathan.read
20th August 2010, 17:31
I just bought my bike, honda cx400, it has a broken choke cable, the handle bar end is missing in the choke lever, the previous owner (of 3 years) did not even know it was broken.
I only noticed as it has a slow idle when cold. put my finger on the choke (at the carb) and the idle speed increases. Yes I am getting a new choke cable
marie_speeds
20th August 2010, 18:11
1989 Kawasaki GPX 250
The entire time I have owned it (since March this year) the bike has never needed even a hint of choke (even on the coldest morning)
I thumb the starter and within 1-2 seconds its running, no hesitation no spluttering, nothing negitive no matther how bad the frost is (is gararged tho)
I ask because I had wondered to myself that it should want some but doesnt seem to need it?
I prob answer my own question but if it aint broke..
Boys boys boys :no: when will you ever learn. If it's not broken don't fix it..... LOL
Ocean1
20th August 2010, 18:27
Boys boys boys :no: when will you ever learn. If it's not broken don't fix it..... LOL
Meh. What the fook does Mr Kawasaki san know, it's broke if we need a tinker for a beer or two.
marie_speeds
20th August 2010, 18:40
Meh. What the fook does Mr Kawasaki san know, it's broke if we need a tinker for a beer or two.
Ahh I get it now :yes: men fix things for the sake of it just to reward themselves with beer:drinkup:
Tink
20th August 2010, 18:46
1989 Kawasaki GPX 250
The entire time I have owned it (since March this year) the bike has never needed even a hint of choke (even on the coldest morning)
I thumb the starter and within 1-2 seconds its running, no hesitation no spluttering, nothing negitive no matther how bad the frost is (is gararged tho)
I ask because I had wondered to myself that it should want some but doesnt seem to need it?
I prob answer my own question but if it aint broke..
Took my wee 250 in for a service...at the same time.. same bike in for a service 20km on clock... mine had 6km .... owner asked me if I used my choke... I said YE every time... he said good.. cause the chicky that rides the 20km bike doesn't...and her battery... is f...ked!
bogan
20th August 2010, 18:51
1989 Kawasaki GPX 250
The entire time I have owned it (since March this year) the bike has never needed even a hint of choke (even on the coldest morning)
I thumb the starter and within 1-2 seconds its running, no hesitation no spluttering, nothing negitive no matther how bad the frost is (is gararged tho)
I ask because I had wondered to myself that it should want some but doesnt seem to need it?
I prob answer my own question but if it aint broke..
my bros is the same, and at 22 years old too, just means its a good design I reckon.
Ahh I get it now :yes: men fix things for the sake of it just to reward themselves with beer:drinkup:
almost, beer just tastes better after fixing something you see :yes:
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