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Posted by Ricardo
 - June 26, 2014, 09:36:04 AM

No silly questions, Ive done some silly things in the past :P

The choke is not on, no. Not even a little bit.

The reason why I think it's the throttle wire is that if I give full throttle (engine off) and release it quickly, then turn on the engine again, the RPM seems to be noticably lower and normal. After a bit of riding, the idle RPM is back to being high again.

Is it really the pull cable I should be adjusting? Not the push?

Posted by Troll
 - June 26, 2014, 07:50:55 AM

Silly question, but is the choke on, even a little bit? Loosen the 10mm lock nut on the throttle pull cable and turn in the 8mm adjusting sleeve and see if the RPM changes.

Posted by Ricardo
 - June 26, 2014, 07:23:13 AM

I'm having some trouble with my idle rpms which I feel has been unreasonably high as of lately.

In an attempt to fix it, I went searching for the other end of the throttle wire (not the one at the handlebar), but I couldn't find it. Behind the airfilter I did find one shiny screw that I tampered with, but I can't be sure if the idle rpm changed or not. I still think that it sounds quite high.

Here's a video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1pit644f6zmv5po/MOV019.3gp

Does it sound too high to you guys? And where can I find the end of the throttle wire? I'm pretty sure it's the wire and not the idle rpm setting.

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