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- How fast can a 250cc Ninja go?
- How do you start a ninja blender?
- Is it bad to run an engine with the choke on?
- When should I use choke on motorcycle?
- What is the choke lever on a motorcycle?
- Is the Ninja 250 comfortable?
- How do I adjust the idle speed on my throttle body?
How fast can a 250cc Ninja go?
Ninja 250 Specs:
Maximum Speed 105 mph (170 km/h) Max Horsepower 36 @ 11000 RPM (26 @ rear wheel)
How do you start a ninja blender?
To open the ninja blender:
Press the power button to turn the blender off. Press the rectangle shaped button on the top of the lid. Then lift up on the handle attached to the lid and the lid will come off.
Is it bad to run an engine with the choke on?
Leaving the choke on while operating will result in excessive fuel consumption, irregular engine power performance and eventually may even damage the engine. ... Some engines utilize a manual fuel primer bulb to enrich the ratio of fuel in the fuel air mixture for initial engine starting.
When should I use choke on motorcycle?
When the engine is cold, the engine likes more petrol in the mixture than usual. The choke usually "chokes" the air supply into the engine so it gets more petrol than usual. Hence it's name. You should start the bike from cold with half or full choke depending on how cold it is.
What is the choke lever on a motorcycle?
On a motorcycle, a choke valve is likely to be a pulling lever either directly attached to the carburettor or indirectly attached to the carburettor via a cable. ... Once the engine is in use, and naturally warms up, the choke valve can be closed, to reduce additional fuel being used.
Is the Ninja 250 comfortable?
This Ninja 250 is very nice. I drove it for long distances. It has great gas mileage (60 mpg.) It's a comfortable, light bike and has good high speed for the highway.
How do I adjust the idle speed on my throttle body?
Turn the idle screw, now exposed from the protective rubber coating, in order to adjust the idle. Loosen the screw in a counter-clockwise fashion to increase idle speed or tighten it in a clockwise manner in order to decrease the idle speed. Ideally, you will want the idle to rest at 650 RPM.
