Re: Any Vintage two stroke guru's out there?


Re: Any Vintage two stroke guru's out there?

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Noble Wolf

12-30-2007

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Posted by Noble Wolf on December 30, 2007, 7:47 pm

> The trick was to prime the carb, and give the kickstart a kick or two

> with the ignition off, until it was at the point when it was at max

> compression. In other words, at its hardest to push down. Then turn on

> the ignition, and give it a good firm kick. That always worked for

> me.

Hey, this is not a BSA 441 Victor with an Amal Monobloc, it's a 2-
stroke with a Mikuni...

Posted by Wolfie on December 30, 2007, 10:58 pm

Noble Wolf wrote:

>> The trick was to prime the carb, and give the kickstart a kick or two

>> with the ignition off, until it was at the point when it was at max

>> compression. In other words, at its hardest to push down. Then turn on

>> the ignition, and give it a good firm kick. That always worked for

>> me.

> Hey, this is not a BSA 441 Victor with an Amal Monobloc, it's a 2-

> stroke with a Mikuni...

Still worked on my Yammie 360 and a DT2...

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Wolfie

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