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  1. Sorry about the mess in the garage and the yard currently cleaning out the garage
  2. Finally got her put together anyone have any tips for keeping these guys running and idling good she won't idle and stay idling she runs fine but I can't quite figure out how to tune the carb right. Was also wondering if anyone knows if the bike needs a battery to run the lights while it's running Snapchat-1889914558.mp4
  3. I'll always pick makuni or a rebuild kit for one
  4. Hey all back again with my 1989 moto 4 250. After putting a new carb on it it's really sputtery, it has new gas and I'm wondering what to tune on the carb to make it idle better. I've attached a video to describe the issue more. The bike is still work in progress but I think the video gets the point across. Thanks! Snapchat-1142015191.mp4
  5. Wires are there I was under the impression it ran from the motor and didn't need a battery
  6. Honestly forgot about it but no I didn't this is what I'm using for lights currently
  7. Yea I feel stupid now for not checking it
  8. Hey since you all were so helpful on my last post gonna start another one. The bike had 0 electric hooked up but the guy had a wench hooked to it. Couldn't find a electrical diagram online but I'm trying to make the lights work and the speedometer any tips for me?
  9. Actually I got it running decent and got her all back together turns out it was the hand throttle it was bent up causing the carb to be constantly open video attached is before I put the plastics back on still waiting on a new throttle but it works Snapchat-438180394.mp4
  10. Thanks I'm gonna gonncheck some of this now
  11. Is there any way to test this without tearing down the motor it flooded from the exhaust not the carb
  12. Hey first post here got a moto 4 250 that I'm fixing bought it for cheep she was running before I flooded it. Pushed the bike back and started tearing it apart and got it running again my issue is she idles way to high even after messing with the carb screws now I don't know a lot about bikes but hoping someone else dose. I replaced the carb with a used one opened it up and it don't look like it's dirty but she won't run with the original carb
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