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won't start at cool temperature. (HELP) - 7/4/2006 8:35:11 PM

Allotropy

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hey people.. i'm a young guy from australia.. and I have just recently purchased a 250 r, it won't start early in the morning and I have to warm it up quite litteraly in the sun before it can start. Also when I slow down to take a corner.. or slow down for a red light it cuts out??? what the f*#k is wrong with my bike.
It has recently been serviced, and it has a new fuel pump. ANYONE WITH BIKE MECHANICAL EXPERIENCE HAVE A ROUGH IDEA WHAT THE BIKE'S PROBLEM COULD POSSIBLY BE. It is driving me crazy, I don't have my car license.. or own a car.. and my bike is my only mode of transport.

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RE: won't start at cool temperature. (HELP) - 7/5/2006 12:55:28 AM

slowpoke

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Are you using full choke to start the bike. You may have to turn up the idle speed, clean the carbs, and change the spark plugs to prevent it from cutting out.

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RE: won't start at cool temperature. (HELP) - 7/5/2006 3:50:37 AM

Allotropy

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thanks for the reply.

when I start the bike it turns over.

Is there a specific method for starting the bike with a the choke? Just pull it out and start it?

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RE: won't start at cool temperature. (HELP) - 7/5/2006 9:53:11 AM

knightslugger

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you got it.

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