Starting a vtr, or is it just me
Starting a vtr, or is it just me
I don't no if it's just me been a dingbat, but what is the procedure of starting a vtr,
Mine seems to be a little vague to start.
Dan
Mine seems to be a little vague to start.
Dan
- lloydie
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
Mine likes no choke but a little throttle then once fired up then half choke .
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- agentpineapple
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
depends on a few factors dan.
is the battery a good'un
is your reg/rec working properly
is your starter motor worn, or is the connection to the main power cable rusty.
all of these will effect how the bike turns over.
i'm sure someone will come along with a more in depth answer.
as lloydie says, mine differs, it likes a little choke and no throttle.
is the battery a good'un
is your reg/rec working properly
is your starter motor worn, or is the connection to the main power cable rusty.
all of these will effect how the bike turns over.
i'm sure someone will come along with a more in depth answer.
as lloydie says, mine differs, it likes a little choke and no throttle.
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
full throttle then a quick blurp just for fun leave about 30 seconds then take choke off.
different cans alter different start ups
different cans alter different start ups
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
Your a little vague as to the starting issue. Does it require choke and how much or not. With throttle or no throttle etc. Is it slow turning over. As has been mentioned they are all slightly different and there are too many variables to list that come into play with regards to starting and running.
At the moment mine requires no choke and only a small amount of throttle then a little choke for a minute. Come the colder weather it will require more choke and possibly before hitting the start button.
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At the moment mine requires no choke and only a small amount of throttle then a little choke for a minute. Come the colder weather it will require more choke and possibly before hitting the start button.
(:-})
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
I do full choke for about 1 or 2 minutes ,no throttle when the choke is out, when im ready to go then I push it fully in and ride off . after about 500 yards it will then idle at tickover .
as carl says , whats the problem ? if you try and start it and it ends up running that's ok ? so long as your not having to flatten the battery every time ?
good luck with it anyway
as carl says , whats the problem ? if you try and start it and it ends up running that's ok ? so long as your not having to flatten the battery every time ?
good luck with it anyway
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
Mine is always the same full choke no throttle until warmed a little.
Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
from cold, full choke no throttle.
when warm. no choke and a wiff of throttle and away she goes
when warm. no choke and a wiff of throttle and away she goes
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
3/4 choke and no throttle when cold, 50 degs then push the choke in. Once its warmed up, no choke enough throttle to give me the sound!. Yahoo
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
+1maggot wrote:Mine is always the same full choke no throttle until warmed a little.
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
Same here but half choke when cold and quarter-to-none when warm.. Then full choke once it catches...bigtwinthing wrote:3/4 choke and no throttle when cold, 50 degs then push the choke in. Once its warmed up, no choke enough throttle to give me the sound!. Yahoo
50 degrees is generally the 'wombles go for it mate', temperature
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
funny, I've always been full choke, no throttle, but am about to start playing around to try and stop backfires. I try not to annoy the neighbours by riding off fairly soon after startup, but if it's going off like a gunshot every time it doesn't really help!
Sometimes it starts up on the second turn to a lovely purr, sometimes it needs a few more turns and then kaboom. Hoping with less/no choke I'll have some more consistent results.
Sometimes it starts up on the second turn to a lovely purr, sometimes it needs a few more turns and then kaboom. Hoping with less/no choke I'll have some more consistent results.
Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
Pull choke out a smidge, so the choke shaft just shows, turn over till she starts, if she doesn't first time then choke in twist throttle a couple of times, then firs up again. Leave to idle to allow revs to pick up, then use the trottle as normal.
Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
+2Watty wrote:+1maggot wrote:Mine is always the same full choke no throttle until warmed a little.
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Re: Starting a vtr, or is it just me
fabiostar wrote:from cold, full choke no throttle.
when warm. no choke and a wiff of throttle and away she goes
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