Joined Nov 2001
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Ely, England
hello
not very often we develop something new on the older girls now is it!
i have been converting the manual decomp to operate the choke knob on a few bikes recently and beside the fact that it's a little shorter than desired it has been fine!
one thing to note though was that when using the starter motor; there is a sweet spot just as you open the choke.
as each husaberg has a personality of it's own, it's own quirks and strange ways i thought i'd let 2 or 3 go before i commented.
fact is, just as the choke opens is a sweet spot that gets the bike fired up straight away. doesn't matter whether it's a #40 or a #45 choke jet. tried them both. fact is, the choke needs to be just starting to open and woosh - they start!
so all this time the flip choke has been doing us a disservice....
i might get some proper cables made up for this mod but i'm not allowed to hold onto the bikes. when they are a 'goer' they've gotta go!
that is all
regards
Taffy
not very often we develop something new on the older girls now is it!
i have been converting the manual decomp to operate the choke knob on a few bikes recently and beside the fact that it's a little shorter than desired it has been fine!
one thing to note though was that when using the starter motor; there is a sweet spot just as you open the choke.
as each husaberg has a personality of it's own, it's own quirks and strange ways i thought i'd let 2 or 3 go before i commented.
fact is, just as the choke opens is a sweet spot that gets the bike fired up straight away. doesn't matter whether it's a #40 or a #45 choke jet. tried them both. fact is, the choke needs to be just starting to open and woosh - they start!
so all this time the flip choke has been doing us a disservice....
i might get some proper cables made up for this mod but i'm not allowed to hold onto the bikes. when they are a 'goer' they've gotta go!
that is all
regards
Taffy