Noob in Wellington (Lelitu)

**nodrog:Me** · 20th January 2012, 10:52

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

Simply plonk yaself down in my office and DEMAND a coffee!

and a root!

**Crasherfromwayback** · 20th January 2012, 11:27

Originally Posted by nodrog

and a root!

Gotta beg for one of those matey.

**Lelitu** · 21st January 2012, 16:29

well, I've been getting some time in the saddle

not much as yet, just having a bit of a blast around hataitai, staying out of traffic for now
and I love my bike

she's a little temperamental on the start, which is probably down to me being a noob. yay for carbed bikes :P
but otherwise excellent. absolutely loving it so far.

**zebtron** · 21st January 2012, 20:06

Originally Posted by Lelitu

why, permission Sir.. I am a good girl after all..

*blink* What have you done with lelitu? I *DEMAND* you bring her back immediately...

**Lelitu** · 21st January 2012, 20:10

Originally Posted by zebtron

*blink* What have you done with lelitu? I *DEMAND* you bring her back immediately...

But... Master would be so dissappointed if I did that...

**zebtron** · 21st January 2012, 20:11

Originally Posted by Lelitu

But... Master would be so dissappointed if I did that...

I'm sure he'd get over it...after some hobbles and spankings.

**Lelitu** · 21st January 2012, 20:14

Originally Posted by zebtron

I'm sure he'd get over it...after some hobbles and spankings.

*ponders being naughty just for that...*

**TrentNz** · 21st January 2012, 21:53

we can upgrade you from noob to novice for a quicky

**quickbuck** · 22nd January 2012, 00:39

Originally Posted by Lelitu

she's a little temperamental on the start, which is probably down to me being a noob. yay for carbed bikes :P
but otherwise excellent. absolutely loving it so far.

It it a carb'd one?
Starting procedure is FULL "Choke" NO throttle, and hit the start button. No twisting of the throttle while it is turning over.
Then take the choke off when warmed off.

Failure to adhear to this will result in fouled plugs, and the starting will get worse.

Note: I said "Choke", as they aren't actually chokes anymore. They are enrichers, but nobody will understand that if manufacturers change the names of things after years.....

**Capinure** · 22nd January 2012, 04:36

I wouldn't worry too much about the L Plates, you're never gonna be pulled unless you pull of a decent wheelie at the light. That's just my opinion tho :P

**Lelitu** · 22nd January 2012, 07:09

Originally Posted by quickbuck

It it a carb'd one?
Starting procedure is FULL "Choke" NO throttle, and hit the start button. No twisting of the throttle while it is turning over.
Then take the choke off when warmed off.

Failure to adhear to this will result in fouled plugs, and the starting will get worse.

Note: I said "Choke", as they aren't actually chokes anymore. They are enrichers, but nobody will understand that if manufacturers change the names of things after years.....

I'm aware of the book proceedure
full choke appears to be too much, as it doesn't fire at all on full choke.

on minimal choke it takes a couple of attempts to get started, but settles nicely once going
on no choke, it won't start either (big surprise there)
probably going to be a good idea to pop the plugs out and have a looksee.

just need to get my hands on a decent toolkit.