Trouble with cold starting

**B0000M** · 28th July 2009, 12:42

i have another sure fire solution to this problem, but aparently everyone is sick of hearing it.

**barty5** · 28th July 2009, 12:47

Originally Posted by B0000M

i have another sure fire solution to this problem, but aparently everyone is sick of hearing it.

Yes we are so fuck off politely with your hondas and 2strokes hahahahahaa

**camchain** · 28th July 2009, 12:49

Originally Posted by B0000M

i have another sure fire solution to this problem, but aparently everyone is sick of hearing it.

HeHa. Solid. At least we can count on your complete reliability Boooom.

**B0000M** · 28th July 2009, 17:58

Originally Posted by barty5

Yes we are so fuck off politely with your hondas and 2strokes hahahahahaa

wasnt even going to mention honda in this one!

**flyingcr250** · 28th July 2009, 18:07

Originally Posted by B0000M

i have another sure fire solution to this problem, but aparently everyone is sick of hearing it.

ha ha ha keep fighting the good fight

**barty5** · 28th July 2009, 18:29

Originally Posted by B0000M

wasnt even going to mention honda in this one!

10 char.........

**noobi** · 28th July 2009, 19:11

petrol freezes below -100 degrees C, so its not frozen fuel. year 12 chem ftw

**sxyrx7** · 28th July 2009, 21:50

every 4 stroke i have seen has a trick to starting it hot and cold.

i ride with two honda's same model etc but each had a different was of starting

just need to find what works best for your bike.

or get one of these

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**B0000M** · 28th July 2009, 21:59

Originally Posted by sxyrx7

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or get one of these

a road bike? probably get real tiring out on the trail with the lack of suspension

**Rupe** · 28th July 2009, 22:10

Originally Posted by B0000M

a road bike? probably get real tiring out on the trail with the lack of suspension

think he means electric start brains.

**Rupe** · 28th July 2009, 22:12

Originally Posted by Shorty_925

Im having trouble with starting my bike('07 YZ450F). The only way it seems to start if I do:

Choke, clutch in, put into gear, pull the decom. in and then kick. Do a couple of kicks, take it out of gear, and then just kick it over with choke, decom. and out of gear and seems to fire up after following this. If I dont sort of follow this it wont start. Anyone got some ideas as where I could start to find out why it isnt starting straight away? Something im doing wrong? Other people have the same problem with this bike?

just a thought but is he fuel draining out of the carb, and when you turn the tap on to start it it hasn't filled?

**Shorty_925** · 28th July 2009, 22:16

Not too sure to be honest. I take it thats where twisting the throttle a few times to fill it up?

**Rupe** · 28th July 2009, 22:18

Originally Posted by Shorty_925

Not too sure to be honest. I take it thats where twisting the throttle a few times to fill it up?

No I never touch the throttle, and don't know why you would.

**Shorty_925** · 28th July 2009, 22:29

Someone mentioned it earlier, giving it a couple of twists on the throttle.

**mowgli** · 28th July 2009, 22:32

Originally Posted by Shorty_925

Someone mentioned it earlier, giving it a couple of twists on the throttle.

Sounds like a book I several times read. Twist of the Wrist by Keith Code. Not much help with cold starts but plenty of useful advice about motorcycling.

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