A 2004 R1150GS is intermittantly difficult to start-almost like it's flooded and won't start unless I open the throttle all the way, then starts to catch and "clears it's throat" and starts. It doesn't do it every time, mostly after sitting for a while. Test for Tank Vent valve makes the bikes fuel pump run, and shows the vent valve is "off". Any ideas?
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in the meantime, you can clear all adaptation values and relearn.. (will
have to relearn the gear position potentiometer etc... but details are
fully explained in the software (start in neutral and proceed to ride in
in each gear for 5-10 seconds minimum)
best,
Stephan
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Rgrds,
Budi
If the bike has a centrestand, it most certainly can be used, however
the roadbikes don't and they need to be driven...
As always - safety first - It is always good practice to ensure the
centrestand is tied to the front wheel when doing this... you don't want
your motorcycle coming off the centrestand while you're in 6th gear!
best,
Stephan
I was reading your idea on running the bike on the centerstand in gear. From what I've heard, running shaft-driven bikes like the R1200GS in gear while on the centerstand might be bad for the universal joints, which may be outside their working range in that position.
I'm not saying something will break at all, but you might want to think about it.
Kind regards
//Gabriel
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Rgrds,
Budi
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Hi,
I was reading your idea on running the bike on the centerstand in gear. From
what I've heard, running shaft-driven bikes like the R1200GS in gear while
on the centerstand might be bad for the universal joints, which may be
outside their working range in that position.
I'm not saying something will break at all, but you might want to think
about it.
Kind regards
//Gabriel
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also.. doing this is far easier than riding... you try and gear up every
10 seconds... ;-) ..the bike starts jerking in 5th and 6th.. if the
speed is too low...
Alternative: - have a workshop in a hanger next to a runway ;-)
best,
Stephan
On 10/19/11 10:27 AM, Gabriel Milewski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was reading your idea on running the bike on the centerstand in gear. From what I've heard, running shaft-driven bikes like the R1200GS in gear while on the centerstand might be bad for the universal joints, which may be outside their working range in that position.
>
> I'm not saying something will break at all, but you might want to think about it.
>
> Kind regards
> //Gabriel
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Rgrds,
Budi
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Ciao,
Eric