This is the best advice IMHO. There is nothing wrong with attempting your own repairs, actually I think more folks should do their own work... but in your case.. since the bike is brand new.. I'd have the dealer solve this issue.
z
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first bike, have ?s
Got my first bike, have been out riding twice. Had some trouble today with flat spots, when you turn off the choke bike wants to die right away when you touch the throttle. Have noticed some people where mentioning to rejet the bike or adjust the air/fuel? Bike is a 2013 with only about 5 miles on it.
Thanks for any help.
Alicia
Thanks for any help.
Alicia
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This is the best advice IMHO. There is nothing wrong with attempting your own repairs, actually I think more folks should do their own work... but in your case.. since the bike is brand new.. I'd have the dealer solve this issue.
z
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