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Going racing this weekend, bike's been sitting since mid November. Cool day in Christchurch and those who know, FCRs have no choke - this is what it takes to get her started. Best carbs in the world; once you hear that exhaust note; can't wait for Saturday!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5XFEzom ... e=youtu.be


http://youtu.be/H5XFEzomzMI

http://youtu.be/H5XFEzomzMI

Gotta love those Carbs, mine has the idle wound on 1/2 a turn, 5 pumps of the throttle and this if it hasn't been started for awhile

And good luck this weekend, in the immortal words of Robbie Phillis, "Give it heaps"

Mustang505 wrote:Going racing this weekend, bike's been sitting since mid November. Cool day in Christchurch and those who know, FCRs have no choke - this is what it takes to get her started. Best carbs in the world; once you hear that exhaust note; can't wait for Saturday!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5XFEzom ... e=youtu.be


http://youtu.be/H5XFEzomzMI

http://youtu.be/H5XFEzomzMI

My old bevel 900SS had no chokes and started far easier than that with no electric leg - but then the DellOrtos had ticklers.

Luckily there is on this esteemed site are threads on how to re-con worn starter motors and clutches

I have the same issue with my Special SS

I did notice tho that by flicking the throttle you dont give enough time to the Accelerator pump to spray fuel in the throats , instead of flicking it open the throttle and keep it open for few seconds, the longer and the more fuel will go down.

If you take off the Airbox (if you have one) or look down the carbs you will see the jets spraying when you open the throttle.

In any case, cold starts are always a pain and the most important thing is to have a very strong battery (or an auxiliary one!), this helps with the longevity of the sprag clutch

Thanks Angelix,
good point about the pumps when twisting the throttle. I don't mind the routine though. reminds me of watching F1 cars from the 70's starting up in the pits when I was a kid. of course once it's been run, it starts in an absolute instant. Turned out to be a good weekend. Always nice when I manage to beat 4 cylinder Jap 750 from the same era

And this my ritual after it's been sitting awhile

http://youtu.be/mnYSe-Ruu48

Same thing though starts fine every time after this, until she sits for a more than a week or so.

Cheers

Peter

Thats the go,show the rest of the planet the Aussie version of 'Aerostart'--- 'Start ya Bastard' . J.

would start easier if you swear in the bikes native tongue

Inizio Ya BASTARD

higgy wrote:would start easier if you swear in the bikes native tongue

Inizio Ya BASTARD

higgy wrote:would start easier if you swear in the bikes native tongue

Inizio Ya BASTARD

with or without accent

with or without accent

never can tell with a redhead, better to be safe than sorry