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Hi all.


Well, I've had this new rs 125 bike for 2 days.

Went for a spin this morning and suddenly it cut out.

Pulled over, after about 5 mins it restarted, got going again and it done it again, I'm like ffs, as you could imagine.

It done it another 2 times before gladly i got home.

To get it restarted i had to purt the choke on, even though it was fully warmed up like 60 before i set off.

Got home and went for a spin round the block, it done it again, so i put it on reserve and it fired straight up.

Could it simply be a fuel problem, like a bit of crap stuck in the tank blocking the fuel from getting around?

As in reserve it seems fine.

Hope someone can help me out?


Thanks :)

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I forgot to mention.

I got this cleaning spray stuff from va bike shop yesterday where it said wet the bike 1st so i used an hose pipe to damp the bike and then put the sollution on then cleaned it off with an hose pipe again.

Could getting water all over it be causeing this?

When it happened i smelt something burning sort of and the bike was very hot.

Could the water when i cleaned it?

If so what part of my bike would it of affected?

Posted
Hi all.


Well, I've had this new rs 125 bike for 2 days.

Went for a spin this morning and suddenly it cut out.

Pulled over, after about 5 mins it restarted, got going again and it done it again, I'm like ffs, as you could imagine.

It done it another 2 times before gladly i got home.

To get it restarted i had to purt the choke on, even though it was fully warmed up like 60 before i set off.

Got home and went for a spin round the block, it done it again, so i put it on reserve and it fired straight up.

Could it simply be a fuel problem, like a bit of crap stuck in the tank blocking the fuel from getting around?

As in reserve it seems fine.

Hope someone can help me out?


Thanks :)

do you have a full tank of petrol.. could be your on reserve for a reason...


when you buy a bike they don't give you a full tank...


Basics,

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I forgot to mention.

I got this cleaning spray stuff from va bike shop yesterday where it said wet the bike 1st so i used an hose pipe to damp the bike and then put the sollution on then cleaned it off with an hose pipe again.

Could getting water all over it be causeing this?

When it happened i smelt something burning sort of and the bike was very hot.

Could the water when i cleaned it?

If so what part of my bike would it of affected?

 

don't wash you bike straight after a ride the water will crack the block.. and most washes need to be diluted.. leave the bike afterwards to stand and drip dry.. and don't go aiming the hose pipe down any orifices (openings/holes) like the exhaust can.. and dont go using a pressure washer, otherwise all the stuff that should be there will be forced out and replaced with water, not good..


as its a 2 stroke, keep an eye on the oil.

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Dodgy petcock? Get the tank off and inspect the petcock if you have one. Also check the vacuum hose on the tank.

Posted
Dodgy petcock? Get the tank off and inspect the petcock if you have one. Also check the vacuum hose on the tank.

pete, bet you a pound to a penny he's out of fuel..

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ginge ask your lass for more pocket money to fill tank to brim :roll:

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