Comments on: What is the choke and fuel valve on a Pocket Bike? http://www.dirtntrail.com/pocket-bike/what-is-the-choke-and-fuel-valve-on-a-pocket-bike All about Dirt Bikes and Dirt Bike Gear! Wed, 30 Jun 2010 01:49:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jancie http://www.dirtntrail.com/pocket-bike/what-is-the-choke-and-fuel-valve-on-a-pocket-bike/comment-page-1#comment-5915 Jancie Tue, 09 Feb 2010 08:04:59 +0000 http://www.dirtntrail.com/pocket-bike/what-is-the-choke-and-fuel-valve-on-a-pocket-bike#comment-5915 well, smoothness with a pull starter is dependent on how much strength you have to pull it. If you have lots of strength you can probably just about pull the rope out of the engine and would find it to be smooth, but if you are not very strong, then it could be a bit "choppy" when you pull the rope and the engine starts to engage and the system fires etc. As for the choke and fuel valve-well it is either gonna be on the handlebars or near the carb. If on the handlebars look for a cable running to the left hand position, if on the carb (more than likely) then look for either a button or a flip lever of some type. Why not ask the dealer who sold you this toy to show you how to start it and where things are? They would know best, or READ the owners manual.<br><b>References : </b><br>motorcycle mechanic for 35 years well, smoothness with a pull starter is dependent on how much strength you have to pull it. If you have lots of strength you can probably just about pull the rope out of the engine and would find it to be smooth, but if you are not very strong, then it could be a bit "choppy" when you pull the rope and the engine starts to engage and the system fires etc.

As for the choke and fuel valve-well it is either gonna be on the handlebars or near the carb. If on the handlebars look for a cable running to the left hand position, if on the carb (more than likely) then look for either a button or a flip lever of some type. Why not ask the dealer who sold you this toy to show you how to start it and where things are? They would know best, or READ the owners manual.
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motorcycle mechanic for 35 years

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