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Date Posted: 21/09/04 14:38:15
Author: Rockbyter
Subject: Re: hot starting
In reply to: MAD 's message, "Re: hot starting" on 20/09/04 15:02:40

Could it be as simple as the fuel being evaporated off from the carbs. I have known this happen on cars before.

Jerry

>Hello.
>
>I been have the same problem! I dont close the fuel
>tap over night. My bike only sleep on the side stand
>(dont have de central stand). But the problem is not
>constant. Some times I press de start button and it
>gives a powerfull start right away, Worm or cold.
>sometimes no, it feels like is "tired" and whem it
>starts, gives a explosion in exaust. Sometimes she
>dont start at all, and the batery goes flat. I dont
>have alarm. ???

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