How to Warm Up your Motorbike.

More than the oil circulating as it comes to temp, is the actual clearances inside the engine are maximized for running at a specific temperature. The tolerances are different in a cold engine which increases the amount of wear and friction on moving parts. Tolerances are designed to be within a certain range at operating temp. Each type of metal has a different expansion rate, each tolerance is measured to account for a certain amount of expansion. so when the engine is up to temperature all tolerances are within spec. Oil flow is important however, but the biggest reason you shouldn't rev the engine when cold is because of the incorrect tolerances at that temp. "

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[ossameidireza]

My motorbike's engine keeps on going off if I don't give it revs when I warm it up, so what do I do?

[13mordeth]

@ossameidireza Adjust your carb or idle. Something is wrong.

[coloricanking]

i think it's funny that he talks with his hands

[burnhambikerboy]

@coloricanking  I think he uses his mouth :-)

[joshcroucher]

@MrMinevlog It might even be changing for you... there thinking of instead of the restriction on bhp they are trying to make it so you go up in cc at 2 year intervals ... so to get a 1000cc it could take 6 years @garytwiggisGOD

[MagicTurdd]

do you not have traffic cops there or something???

[MrMinevlog]

@GarytwiggisGOD no point thinking about it now as your 13 and in 4 years time when you can get a fill bike licence the laws may change so wait until your a little older man...

[MrMinevlog]

@13mordeth 13mordeth i have a 50cc scooter and i live in the uk it is a speed fight 3 and its done just over 500 miles i bort it brandnew. without derestricting it whitch well void my warrenty as im only 16 how can i make it go faster baring in mind i have done NO custom editing on it! thanks

[tolikechicken]

@ossameidireza look at any manual/google your bikes model and look at the carborator layout. On a carborator you will have a pilot or airscrew which controls the gas or air in the mixture. If your bike has one carb then find the screw and turn it out half a turn and try to turn it over. Keep repeating this untill your bike runs fine. If you have 2 carbs or more i would highly recommend taking your bike to a dealer and have them adjust and sync the carbs which is a pretty quick job.

[whyshywank]

@GarytwiggisGOD I'm 18 and I've collected a fair amount of money over the past 5 years. I'll get my license in about 1.5 month (in my country) and going to buy myself a 250 even if my parents are against it. Because other people can't tell you what to do with your money.

[GarytwiggisGOD]

Im 13 and when im older i want a bike but my dad does'nt want me to have one. anyway how long does it take to get your full bike licence.

[AQHackAQ]

@ossameidireza Or check/check the spark plug

[NobbysPcHelp]

@ossameidireza check your idle jet, clean your carb.