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warm up time
How long should I let it warm up after starting it before I ride
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Start and go.
The most warm up I give mine is the amount of time it takes for me to put my gloves on.
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I let it run until the idle speed settles down to its normal 1400 rpm. It usually takes maybe 10 seconds...
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During a warm day I can just get up and go, but I find mine runs much better after I let it warm up to one bar, especially on a cooler day/morning. I just start it up, then by the time I'm geared up/done with my pre-ride inspection, I can get on the bike and go.
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In the summer just a few seconds, In the cold weather Maybe a minute and then i drive off slow for a short distance till it warms up. I never put a load on any engine [oil] that's cold.
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warm up
i was told to wait a minimum of 45 seconds to allow the computer to do its thing and idle down the rpms from start up
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