November 7, 200520 yr Try drilling the starter jet. It's not a terribly precise operation like a main or pilot jet would be. If you have a small drill index, find your jet size and go up about 3 sizes to start.
November 14, 200520 yr Author woah, it's ok the bike was no-where near run - in at the time, the past 300's i've had were buggers to start when new. Since this problem, its been well run-in and starts first kick everytime (even from cold) and it has'nt missed a beat I understand where you are coming from but i cannot blame the dealer for the bike not being run-in, as genuinely, the ones in the past were not the easiest to start. thanks again.
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