February 9, 201313 yr I find my low speed gets more sensitive and I need to play with my air screw when it's cold Lucky b*****d.... I can't even find my air screw when it's cold.
February 9, 201313 yr Lucky b*****d.... I can't even find my air screw when it's cold. Sounds like you have a very small air screw, I suggest you use special tools
February 10, 201313 yr Sounds like you have a very small air screw, I suggest you use special tools My air screw is not always that small, I just pulled my bike out of the stream, the water was cold. and there was a 15 mph wind making a wind chill of -15F, really that's what the problem was. ..........
February 10, 201313 yr Author isn´t it possible that water gets into the engine and the crankshaftbearings start to rust?
February 10, 201313 yr Actually an engine can tolerate a lot of water, as long as it is run up to full operating temp after being drowned Water skipping sleds are a good example, they do it every day And again, sleds are almost constantly ingesting snow, there are days when the thing will be pretty much tunneling under deep powder all day and it really has no effect on it Get out there and ride that thing
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