Kickstart Kit?
Tourer
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From: Bartow, Fl.
Road Master
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From: Ewa Beach, Oahu
So...kicking it a couple times wont cut it?
Road Master
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From: OC SoCal
So.... I have no idea how these things work. Just asking a question, maybe a stupid question.
Is the sensor controlled by some chip? Wouldn't it be possible for a company to sell a chip or program download that would solve the firing on startup?
My guess is there wouldn't be a market enough for a company to develop this.
Just asking, and thinking out loud.
Is the sensor controlled by some chip? Wouldn't it be possible for a company to sell a chip or program download that would solve the firing on startup?
My guess is there wouldn't be a market enough for a company to develop this.
Just asking, and thinking out loud.
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Ewa Beach, Oahu
So.... I have no idea how these things work. Just asking a question, maybe a stupid question.
Is the sensor controlled by some chip? Wouldn't it be possible for a company to sell a chip or program download that would solve the firing on startup?
My guess is there wouldn't be a market enough for a company to develop this.
Just asking, and thinking out loud.
Is the sensor controlled by some chip? Wouldn't it be possible for a company to sell a chip or program download that would solve the firing on startup?
My guess is there wouldn't be a market enough for a company to develop this.
Just asking, and thinking out loud.
Road Captain
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I don't claim to be an expert on this, but from what i've heard (all second hand info), it can be done, but you will need to convert to a complete different ignition system, one that doesn't have an ignition delay.
Also, while I can appreciate the "cool factor" of a kick bike, if you have a dead battery on your FI bike, you still ain't starting that bike, kickstart or not.
Also, while I can appreciate the "cool factor" of a kick bike, if you have a dead battery on your FI bike, you still ain't starting that bike, kickstart or not.
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From: Twin Cities
you cant do it...you can turn the fi to a carb easy thou...with carb and ignition about 1g
http://www.amm.haan.de/Carb/carb.htm
and heres more info on the ammp3
http://www.amm.haan.de/P3/default.htm
http://www.amm.haan.de/Carb/carb.htm
and heres more info on the ammp3
http://www.amm.haan.de/P3/default.htm
