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700C-ist · October 3rd, 2017, 03:33 PM

Thank you Triple Jim and jkv45.

Yes runs smoothly, just cold start is the cold is dicey.
Idling is not the best, but I haven't had a bike in recent history, or heard one in the street, that was exempt from a idle and low-range rattling. Gas must be the cause, all my bikes had flawless idling in the eighties.

I know I would get headtakes quickly if breezing more than a few times its current emissions. Which I wouldn't with a 2 strokes Suzuki TS 125 I have too. So this is not some 'guessing' or perceived levels.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check these. Now are there still emissions tests facilities, or motorcycles shops equipped with sensors able to diagnose ill-carburation?

October 3rd, 2017, 03:33 PM	#4
700C-ist ninjette.org newbie Name: John Location: Waukesha, WI Join Date: Oct 2017 Motorcycle(s): Ninja 250R 2010, Honda CRF230L 2008 Posts: 2	Thank you Triple Jim and jkv45. Yes runs smoothly, just cold start is the cold is dicey. Idling is not the best, but I haven't had a bike in recent history, or heard one in the street, that was exempt from a idle and low-range rattling. Gas must be the cause, all my bikes had flawless idling in the eighties. I know I would get headtakes quickly if breezing more than a few times its current emissions. Which I wouldn't with a 2 strokes Suzuki TS 125 I have too. So this is not some 'guessing' or perceived levels. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check these. Now are there still emissions tests facilities, or motorcycles shops equipped with sensors able to diagnose ill-carburation?